I’m not sure what’s going on in Vietnam but I love that Christmas is so big in there. There are about 20,000 people attending Christmas and they usually have a huge amount of food to eat and there’s usually a lot of parties, so it’s a very festive time of year.
Christmastime is a huge time of year in Vietnam. The biggest holiday is the big annual New Year’s Eve celebration, complete with a massive amount of alcohol and fireworks. Christmas is the one day that the Vietnamese people can’t get drunk and celebrate. It’s also the one day they can’t get killed and celebrate.
VOA’s Vietnamese correspondent, Tranh Chu, explains that Christmas in Vietnam is a time of giving, not a time of feasting. He says that the Vietnamese people want to have fun and be part of a festive family. So instead of going to parties and drinking alcohol, he says they have to have a big feast. It’s a time to give presents and to give gifts.
That’s right, everyone gets presents and presents, and the kids get presents and presents. But it’s also the time to go to parties, drink alcohol, and dance and sing. The kids also get presents and presents, but it’s also a time for kids to have a party (and probably get drunk too). So the Vietnamese celebrate Christmas by giving presents and giving presents, and that’s it.
There’s nothing wrong with drinking and celebrating holidays. But if you have a party without children or alcohol, that’s a different story.
The problem with Christmas and the holidays in general is that they don’t have a set tradition. In the U.S. people celebrate Christmas by lighting candles and sending them into the night. Vietnamese people celebrate Christmas by giving presents. So if you think you have to celebrate Christmas and the holidays in the same way, you are wrong. They don’t have a set tradition. The Vietnamese celebrate the holidays in their own ways, and that is what sets them apart.
The holiday we have in Vietnam is called Vien Tuan. They celebrate the holiday by giving gifts and wearing white. Many people, however, do not celebrate the holiday at all. They just say they don’t celebrate because they dont drink alcohol, which is true. There are many non-drinking traditions in Vietnam though, and they are much more prevalent than in the U.S.
Drinking is the most common non-drinking tradition in Vietnam. It is almost as common as eating food, and it has been around for hundreds of years. The Vien Tuan holiday is often celebrated at parties or gatherings by Vietnamese people. A young male is usually given a bottle of alcohol to drink, and if he doesn’t drink it, he is expected to give gifts to the people in the party.
In Vietnam, there are many different types of alcohol, and the most common is rum, but there are many more varieties.
I was at a wedding last night and had to drink. I know this because the groom had to drink. I don’t really see drunkenness as a big problem, but just in case, here is a list of some of the most common Vien Tuan traditions.