The Tet Festival: Vietnam’s New Year
Tet marks the end of the lunar calendar and the beginning of spring. It is the time to forgive, cancel debts and put last years problems behind you.
Read moreTet marks the end of the lunar calendar and the beginning of spring. It is the time to forgive, cancel debts and put last years problems behind you.
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