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Although Tet is a truly national holiday, there are a number of differences between the way it is celebrated in the North and in the South.
North | South |
Peach blossoms symbolise Tet. | Apricot blossoms symbolise Tet. |
Square chưng cakes can be found in many homes. | Log-shaped bánh tét cakes are more popular but use the same ingredients. |
Salted onions are a popular dish. | Pickled scallions are served at many gatherings. |
Eating eggs is considered taboo during the season. | Many in HCM City eat balut. |
A soup made of dried pork skin or bamboo shoots with pig trotters is traditional. | They prefer a soup made of bitter melon. |
Families prepare a tray with five fruits as an offering to put on the altar, including bananas. | Many associate the banana with misfortune and avoid it during this time. |
Guests are often served tea and sweets during conversation. | A Tet invitation in HCM City usually only entails a meal and drinks. |
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