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  • Vietnamese Wedding Customs

    Vietnamese wedding has its own specialty and cultural characteristic. Click here to discover how Vietnamese wedding are celebrated in both traditional and modern ways.

  • Pregnancy and Birth Customs

    Pregnancy and birth customs section cover all customs of Vietnamese when theey having babies and other related topics to pregnancy and birth.

  • Vietnamese Celebration for Longevity Custom

    Each passing year in a person’s life brings esteem and respect to their family and neighborhood. Formerly, at the age of 40 one was honored for being an old man or woman.
  • Vietnamese Funeral Customs

    "The sense of the dead is that of the final", says a Vietnamese proverb, implying that funeral ceremonies must be solemnly organized.

  • Open New House Celebration Customs

     In the past, building a house was considered one of the three most important events in Vietnamese life. These were purchasing a buffalo, looking for a wife, and building a house.

  • Village’s Guilds Custom

    The Vietnamese culture has evolved from the basis of a wet rice cultivating civilization. Because of this, the lifestyle of the Vietnamese population is closely related to native villages and lands.

  • Superstition in Vietnam

    What is the best way to keep a child healthy? An old Vietnamese grandfather believes the charm of a certain necklace wards off evil spirits and he may give it to his grandson to protect the boy.

  • Ancestor Worship

    The presence of the dead, the behaviour of the living, and an influence on the future - the many generations of the Vietnamese family.

  • Vietnames Hair Cut

    When considering the styling dilemmas once faced by Vietnamese men, a "bad hair day" takes on a whole new meaning. Dao Hung explains why hairdos once led to public ridicule, whippings, and even jail terms.

  • Dykes Keep Vietnam abreast of History’s Tide

    Control of the rivers has been crucial to the Vietnamese people’s hard-won ability to survive and thrive in a sometimes unforgiving land. The construction of dykes along rivers is without a doubt one of the most important steps in the emergence of the Vietnamese people.

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