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We have a few days to our Tết. Actually, there are only 2 days left Do you feel that the weather is warmer and the sky is cleaner? Do you see the atmosphere turn more festive these days?  Do you love Tết? Tết or Lunar New Year is the most meaningful time in Asian culture. Tết is the time when we return to our family and gather to celebrate a year of happiness, prosperity, health, and wishing for good fortune in the next year. Asia culture is based on religion. Many Asians believe that the new year is the perfect time for no negative thoughts. So, throughout the holiday season, there are several regulations (some not so fun) that you must follow, or else you are supposed to attract bad luck for the coming year. Here are the Top 10 things not to Do and Don't in Lunar New Year - the heroic Tiger year. 1. Don't sweep the house or dump the garbage. On the first three days of Tết, you are not recommended to sweep your house or throw away the rubbish to prevent luck and benefits from

Hello, We’re back! - The Fackin' English Zone! Did you guys order the rainy weather recently? It rained a lot! Saigon is sadder than ever. We strictly adherence to prevent the spread of the pandemic Covid-19 clusters, "Only stay at your place". In the frontline, our white blouse soldiers are fighting so hard to save our dearest Saigon. We optimistically trust in the bright future after the Covid-19 pandemic. In Vietnam and some Asia countries, the Lunar New Year is the most cheerful time of the year. Every new year has followed the circle of the Chinese zodiac. Each year is represented by an animal and its reputed attributes. Do you know what they are? Let The Fackin' English explore it with you! In order, the 12 New Year zodiac animals are: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Cat, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. We will start with the story to explain why we have the present order of our zodiac animals. The story goes that a race was organized