Around the world, lucky foods for the new year range from collard greens (representing green cash) to long noodles (representing...
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Toshikoshi soba (年越し蕎麦), delicious buckwheat noodles, is one of Japan’s unique New Year’s customs. The history of this curious tradition...
When clocks strike midnight on New Year’s Eve many revelers are engaged to pop champagne, set off fireworks, or kiss...
We are in Greece where, on New Year’s Day, a centuries-old tradition is observed in almost every household, that of...
In Russia, where Christmas was banned in 1928 during Bolshevik rule and not reinstated until 1991, New Year’s Eve has...
In Ukraine, Malanka is much more than a party: it’s one of the oldest, happiest, most vibrant days of the...
Two days ago, on January 25, the new year began according to the traditional Chinese calendar, a holiday period that...
Even if people celebrate New Year in a number of ways, on 31st December, the festivities hit all places across...
