Birthday celebration traditions in East Asian countries (China, South Korea and Japan) and Lithuania
Do you have any traditions that you still practice, even though it has no actual meaning in todays life? Maybe your parents/grandparents know any of them?
when someone change the house,marry, or opening shop, check the date by lunar calendar. It is to do something without bad ghost in the traditional faith.
在每年春节的时候放鞭炮。
No
red pocket money
no
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nothing
Not sure. Sorry.
Same with above one.
Not in case of birthdays, just during other celebrations - like X-mas or Easter.
I think there are a lot of these kind of traditions. Like memorial services to our ancestors and etc.
I'm sorry, I cannot come up with any.
I'm still bowing every time I meet people.
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No.
I don't know
Maybe candle blowing on birthdays? It's supposed to make your wish come true, but I don't think a lot of people still actually believe in that kind of magic.
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No.
i thing is christmas, new year.
nothing comes to my mind at the moment
No, not really.
No. My fam is pretty modern
sadly no...
I don't have
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I don't think so.
I don't. They do.
I do not know any traditions that are out of practise today.
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Nope
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the main birthday cake is a tradition
No
no
Not really.
Maybe my grandparents know, but I haven't heard about it.
Šampano gėrimas yra labiau tradicija nei butinybė. Tiesiog geriam jį ir tiek. Labai jokios reikšmės nematau kad būtų tame.
not really
Not really
Nesu tikras, kad tokių turiu.
No
I have to have cake, I like having cake on my birthday, even if I eat it alone.