Birthday celebration traditions in East Asian countries (China, South Korea and Japan) and Lithuania

with my relatives and friends. so that one would be sad and unintresting

Friends and family, because it's more fun, isn't it?

Usually 'celebration' is just a casual dinner with family, sharing the cake and wine. Also, I like to treat my best friend dinner or a night out as a thank you because she really prepares me gifts. This year I celebrated my birthday in Korean way with seaweed soup which was awesome. I do not think birthday is a big thing in general, that is why all my celebrations are only between me and very close people to me, more of small usual gathering.

Then I was younger, with my family. Now I go out with my friends. Because it's much easier to chat with them and it's much more spontinious.

With my friends and family, but separate. I'm an introvert so I prefer smaller groups of people around me, and it seems like a good idea to celebrate separately with friends and family.

With friends, because birthday is the reason why we can all meet together in summer and have fun

I usuly celebrate with family. Sometimes with friends.

I don't celebrate it. I always try to spend that day as other days, without other people. I do this, because I don't like attention.

With my relatives and friends, because I think that birthday is one of those times for the closest people to come together and have some fun.

With my friends and relatives