Tet is the Lunar New Year holiday in Vietnamese. When talking about Tet, every Vietnamese living abroad feels emotional even though the holiday falls on regular days when everyone is going to work or ...

Tet, or Lunar New Year, is Vietnam's most important holiday, often celebrated with family reunions. Many workers living far from home feel that the seven to nine-day Tet holiday is simply too ...

Store-bought Tet treats are now the trend in Vietnam and abroad, but Ms. Que Mai, 47, feels they carry less meaning because they are not homemade. “People now have money but they do not have ...

This cycle of working hard, spending on Tet, and starting over financially can be overwhelming.For some, it means taking out loans to afford the trip, perpetuating a cycle of debt that overshadows ...

Tet is also the time for outside maintenance too, like weeding the garden and fixing the leaky roof. There’s an old joke that some people only bathe once a year — just before Tet.

A Glen Allen Buddhist temple held its first celebration for the Vietnamese holiday Tet Nguyen Dan — often shortened to Tet. The annual holiday is Vietnam’s grandest celebration, a time ...

Tet, or Lunar New Year, is Vietnam's most important holiday, often celebrated with family reunions. Many workers living far from home feel that the seven to nine-day Tet holiday is simply too short, ...