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6 popular Christmas symbols during the Christmas holiday on December 25
Tradition has it that Jesus was born on a cold winter night, so December 25th each year was chosen to commemorate Christmas Day. During Christmas, the Christmas symbols appear all around the streets, decorated in shops or in every nook and cranny of each family. So what are the symbols of Christmas night? Let's explore them with Mykingdom. Laurel Wreath Laurel Wreath is circular, with green leaves, pine cones and decorative objects surrounding it. This wreath usually appears on Christmas Eve because a circle has no beginning and no end, thus representing the eternity of humanity and the infinite love of God. Moreover, the fresh green leaves also symbolize hope for a bright future, green and thriving after the cold winter. Laurel Wreath Santa Claus Of course, when talking about... ...
The legend of Chang'e contains a profound lesson
Chang'e is always a figure mentioned during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but few people know the Legend of Chang'e. This is not just a simple myth; it also reflects the distinctive cultural values of Vietnamese people. In the following article, Mykingdom will tell you why Chang'e appears on the brilliantly bright full moon and the cultural significance through this story. The Legend of Chang'e Long ago, legend has it that there were as many as ten suns shining down on the Earth, making the land dry and cracked, and people weak and unable to survive. At that moment a young man named Hou Yi appeared; he was extremely angry with such fierce weather, so he resolved to climb Kunlun Mountain, using his divine power and his celestial bow to shoot down... ...
What holidays are there in October? What is special about those holidays?
What holidays are there in October? October is a busy month of the year because there are many important holidays happening in the month. Let’s explore with Mykingdom which holidays will take place this October International Day of Older Persons (1/10) The International Day of Older Persons was established by the United Nations on 1/10/1991 to encourage governments and the people of each country to pay attention to and address issues facing older people such as health, nutrition, daily routines, housing, environment, social protection, etc. In addition, on this day people also honor the contributions of older persons in science, literature, the arts, sports, and social development Vietnamese Day of Learning Encouragement (2/10) Vietnam’s Day of Learning Encouragement was established on 2/10/1996 by the Vietnam Association for Encouraging and Supporting... ...
Forms and meanings of the Mid-Autumn lion dance
During each Mid-Autumn Festival season, we often see lion dance troupes, Mid-Autumn Lion Dance visiting houses along Lion Street and in the alleys to perform. This is a distinctive cultural feature of our country and is an activity that children eagerly look forward to during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Forms of the Mid-Autumn Lion Dance Lion dancing is divided into two main types, commonly referred to as “Heavenly Talent, Earthly Treasure”. First is “Heavenly Talent” — this form of lion dance involves movements where the lion dancer's feet do not touch the ground, for example: Mai Hoa Thung, the lion climbs a pole, … Second is “Earthly Treasure” — the dance forms associated with this name are always performed on the ground, for example: Đại triển hồng đồ (lion dances eating... ...
Mid-Autumn Feast: A Beautiful Tradition for Every Full Moon
Phá cỗ Trung Thu is an activity that is always mentioned whenever the Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, and it is an essential tradition if you want to have a truly complete lantern festival. People often hear many definitions of phá cỗ Trung Thu, but very few people actually know what it is. In the article below, Mykingdom will explain to you more about how to phá cỗ Trung Thu for the reunion festival. The Meaning of phá cỗ Trung Thu Phá cỗ Trung Thu, also called "phá cỗ" during the Mid-Autumn Festival, is a traditional Vietnamese custom dating back a long time. The phá cỗ custom carries the meaning of bonding family members, creating beautiful memories in children's minds through activities such as games, eating, lantern processions,.... The Mid-Autumn Festival,... ...
Why is the Mid-Autumn Lion Dance important to Vietnamese people?
Mid-Autumn Lion Dance has become an indispensable part of Vietnamese culture, especially on the full moon day of the eighth lunar month. The vibrant leaps of the colorful lion appear in every alley and street, bringing joy and excitement to children. The lion dance is not only an entertainment activity but also a symbol of luck, happiness, and peace, creating unforgettable childhood memories in the hearts of every Vietnamese person. Why is there a Mid-Autumn Lion Dance? Compared with the dragon dance tradition during the Mid-Autumn Festival among the Chinese people, Vietnamese people opt for the lion dance or the lion performance. The lion is regarded as a symbol of good omens, embodying luck and blessings. The lion dance at this festival is not only to welcome a new autumn... ...


