The weird New Year's Dinner custom around the world

bulgaria: likes the first sneeze person, you have to sneeze at the bulgarian family's house, so you can get the unexpected benefit.

local customs believe that the first sneeze will bring happiness to the whole family for a year.

so the master went to his farm and brought his first sheep, his first calf, or his first horse, to his first sneezing guest.

madagascar: no meat, seven days before the new year's day, and no poultry.

on new year's day, the couple gave their parents chickentails, showed respect, gave their brothers and sisters chicken legs, and expressed concern and friendship.

india: starving, hindus fasting on new year's day, from early morning until midnight, and after midnight, families ate prepared meals and congratulated each other on the new year.

philippines: the philippine new year's dinner is everyone's home: "call home, cook chicken." the most interesting thing is that the country's people are so popular with chickens, the most interesting of which is that those who can trap a male head are “single-headed and report”; those who get a hen head mean “many” with chickens; even those with chicken ribs are called “food with taste”; and those with eggs are “round with fullness”.

poland: eat green vegetables, and polish girls wear special rabbit-shaped clothes to eat green vegetables during their new year's, and are said to be happy to eat à la carte.

paraguay: with no fireworks, paraguayans in south america have designated the last five days of the year as cold.

these five days, from the head of state to the civilian population, did not fire, but only ate cold food.

it is only after the new year ' s zero-hour bells that we can begin to light and cook good food and celebrate the new year with a feast.

viet nam: no soup, some ethnic minorities in the northern region of viet nam have to go to the place where they normally fetch water on new year's eve to burn incense, croak their heads, and have a bucket of water to cook for the year's supper, and then make a toast to their ancestors, and then have an annual dinner for the whole family.

this meal is absolutely forbidden to drink soup.

they believe that crops that are sown with soup will be flooded, with no harvest.

hungary: flying birds are forbidden because they think they'll fly away with luck in the coming year.

most of the gifts they gave to their relatives and friends in the new year were in love with the pictures of the chimney-cleaning workers and the piglets, who were a symbol of the old, and the fat ones were happy.

japan: as the new year's eve bell rings at 108, families compete for noodles.

it is said that the people of this island believe that who has long pasta will be lucky for the next year.

and, fortunately, the size is proportional to the length of the noodles.

brazil: the mountain forest is home to a very rare “gold nuts” and the people of the country are considered a blessed symbol of happiness.

every year, when the new year's eve bell rings, tens of thousands of people pour out their homes, raise their torches, hum their little songs and cuddle to the nearby forest.

in a bid to find and share “gold nuts” and to wish each other luck the year ahead.

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