Walk Around Asian Countries, Learn The Customs Of The Dragon Festival

Beside Vietnam, other Asian countries have the same customs to celebrate the Lunar New Year: Japan, Korea, Korea, China ... Each country has its own story about this Tet holiday and There are different ways to welcome the Dragon festival. Discovery, Tet, Sightseeing, Enjoying, Entertaining Dragon Boat Festival in Vietnam In Vietnam, the Dragon Boat Festival is Vietnameseized and is also known as "the New Year to kill insects" because in the period of changing seasons, changing secretions, epidemics are easy to arise

. On this day, folk have many customs to eliminate diseases and prevent diseases. According to custom, at noon (12 noon), people in the countryside gather together to pick leaves. This is the best solar time, the best sunshine of the year The leaves of the plants picked at this time have very good therapeutic effects such as skin itchy diseases, especially intestinal diseases or colds, and bring these tobacco leaves to cook water for a very good feeling.



On this day, folk still have the custom of dyeing toenails, nails, tree planting to get fruit, the custom of hanging wormwood to eliminate evil ... Babies who are not yet able to walk are allowed to get a little lime into their hearts and breasts. and navel so that they do not have abdominal pain, headache. But to this day, most of these customs have been abolished, leaving only the custom of bathing in water and picking tobacco. In Hanoi and some parts of the North these days, sticky wine, especially Black sticky rice wine is an indispensable dish It is thought that the human digestive system often has harmful parasites and they are deep in the abdomen, so it is not always possible to destroy.



Only on the 5th of May (lunar calendar), these parasites usually pop up, humans can eat food, fruits with sour taste, acrid and especially glutinous wine, can eliminate them. In China In China, the Dragon Festival is also known as the Chongqing New Year because the two numbers 5 meet, on 5/5. It is known that the Dragon Boat Festival originated from the commemoration of Khuat Nguyen, a patriotic poet, a middle-class man, but was harmed by gods, so he had to commit suicide on the Mich La river more than 2,000 years ago. This year, the annual Dragon Boat Festival is a holiday according to the regulations of the State and many places have taken place many folk activities such as dragon boat racing, carrying scented bags, eating banh chung ... Every day on the Lunar New Year, every People often clean their houses, hang wormwood leaves and mulberry leaves that repel pests on the sides of the door, splash alcohol to kill bacteria, prevent infectious diseases; the young ladies embroider and make aromatic bags, put herbs in their bags, and bring them, while the young children use colored yarn to knit net bags, then put cooked eggs and duck eggs on a shell Color in a mesh pocket, which can be used as jewelry, and can be used for games. Dragon Horse in Korea and North Korea Dragon's Day in Korea and Korea is one of three holidays the biggest tradition with the Lunar New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival.



People on the Korean peninsula believe that the number 5 is a symbol of strength and robustness. This is also the day when the people of the two countries pray for a good crop, free from pests and diseases. Tet Doan is called Dano, or Surit-nal. On this occasion, Koreans and Koreans both organize cooking traditional dishes with the aim of keeping healthy in the early summer. Women and children often bathe, wear traditional costumes and play folk games on this holiday. Dragon Horse in Japan is also considered a holiday for boys with a name. called "Kodomo no hi" and is a great holiday in Japan. On this occasion, the Japanese often fly the carp flags, symbolizing healthy and intelligent boys with the meaning of "dancing fish" and also decorated with Kabuto armor that carry the wishes of parents.



Until the beginning of May, Japan was full of carp flags flying in the wind, each house hung 3 or 5 flags, with 5 main colors: blue, red, black. , green, purple green. Colorful canvas Koi (carp) flags hang on the roofs or corridors of families with boys. On Dragon's Day, the Japanese make "mochi" (sticky rice) cakes wrapped in leaves. Oak leaves are like Vietnamese banh chung, called "kashiwa-mochi" and "chimaki" to worship and celebrate this Tet. During this ceremony, Japanese people often make dishes with carp shape, make Chimaki, Kashiwa mochi… for their children to wish and wish for their children to be healthy and develop well..

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