To be honest, we a diverse country with different types of food available in different regions. However, among all, perhaps the new year Eve party is. Is one meals that my family are looking forward to sharing most. It is often prepared before the Ted holiday. And has become a familiar meal vietnamese people have every year. This year, however, my parents. My family did not spend much time preparing this meal as, uh, we often visit our relatives. Traditionally, we would have boile chicken, spring rolls, ching cake and rice noodles. However, this year there were some changes in the dishes that serv in some of the dishes that served that day. Instead, we would use the steamed pork sausage instead of boiled chicken and roast duck instead of spring roastls. Me and my mother spent the whole afternoon in the kitchen cooking and having a lot of fun. Then we would bring that food to the ancestor order to wish for a happy and prosperous new year. Later, then we would watch the f. Performance from the balcony. And finally, the whole family would gather together for the big meal. I think that it is, uh, a really precious tradition. Inherited two generations in Vietnam. And it should be preserved and protected in any context.
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To be honest, we are a diverse country with different types of food available in different regions. However, among all, perhaps the New Year's Eve meal is one that my family is looking forward to sharing most. It is often prepared before the Tet holiday and has become a familiar meal Vietnamese people have every year. This year, however, my parents and family did not spend much time preparing this meal as we often visit our relatives. Traditionally, we would have boiled chicken, spring rolls, chung cake, and rice noodles. However, this year there were some changes in the dishes that were served that day. Instead, we used steamed pork sausage instead of boiled chicken and roast duck instead of spring rolls. My mother and I spent the whole afternoon in the kitchen cooking and having a lot of fun. Then we would bring that food to the ancestral altar to wish for a happy and prosperous new year. Later, we would watch the fireworks performance from the balcony. And finally, the whole family would gather together for the big meal. I think that it is a really precious tradition, inherited for two generations in Vietnam, and it should be preserved and protected in any context.
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