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Why the Dao celebrate Tet early in midwinter


Thus, the early Tet ritual is first and foremost an occasion to report achievements and express gratitude to the ancestors. The date for each clan’s early Tet is carefully chosen by a ritual master according to the Dao calendar. The early Tet tray is simple: backyard chicken, home-raised pork, banh chung, banh day, forest vegetables and bowls of white rice. For the Dao, celebrating Tet early is both a gesture of thanksgiving before the new year and an affirmation of their own spiritual calendar. Early Tet, as many elders note, is not only a spiritual rite but also a time for community cohesion.


Source: VietNamNet News February 14, 2026 06:07 UTC



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