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What are some facts on customs, traditions and daily life in Vietnam?

• VIETNAM: I need some facts about the education, how the meals are served, how the new year is celebrated, if the deceased are cremated or buried, how Christmas and Easter are celebrated, how the house is set up (like are there some items they use or is they specific rooms for the house), and if they any other facts under anything what I've mentioned. Thanks so much!

• Answer:

  Kids go to school 4 or sometimes 5 hours a day, six days a week. I'm American, we eat at the dining room table. At some of my Viet friend's houses, we sit on the floor of the living room, all the food is on a tray and everyone takes what they want from it. Tet is the biggest holiday of the year. It lasts for a week. The most important "rule" is that you return to your families and spend time with them. People are cremated or buried, whatever the family decides. Most of the people where we live are Buddhists. I don't know how Viet Christians celebrate. Our house is set up like a western house. We have friends who live in very small two or three room houses.