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Once upon a time, the people of a certain village were often harassed by a monster named Nian. Nian was described as having “sharp teeth, huge claws, and an evil growl.” Nian lived mainly in the forest, but every last night of the year, it would come into the village to harass the people. The people of this village had suffered the destruction of Nian for many years without being able to do anything about it.

Later, a wise old man came and taught the villagers how to deal with the Nian, which was to use loud sounds, fire, and the color red. When Nian came to harass the village, the villagers “beat the loudest drums they could, burned every string of firecrackers they had, and dressed themselves in red from head to toe.” When Nian saw this, he was so frightened that he ran away and never returned to the village again.

Later, setting off firecrackers, beating drums and wearing red clothes at the end of the year became a custom, gradually forming the custom of celebrating Lunar New Year in China and many other Asian countries.

Nowadays, Lunar New Year is not only one of the festivals that is respected by some Eastern countries, but also celebrated by people in many countries around the world.

Below are some images of the Lunar New Year celebration compiled by Reuters:

Images of people around the world bustling to celebrate the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin People in many countries around the world, including some Western countries, have organized a series of fun activities to welcome the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin.

Brilliant fireworks to celebrate the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin in many Asian countries Many countries and territories in Asia have organized brilliant fireworks shows to celebrate the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin 2024.

Asia is bustling with the atmosphere of welcoming the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin . Bright red colors appear on the streets of Asia such as in China, Hong Kong (China), Singapore... to welcome the Lunar New Year of Giap Thin.