New Year's Eve, Did You Know? 10 Eye-Opening New Year Facts from Around the World.

The new year is about to come, are you ready to welcome 2024? Different countries and regions have their unique New Year's Eve customs and traditions, some of which might surprise or intrigue you, while others might bring joy and happiness. In this video, I will introduce you to 10 fascinating New Year's Eve customs from around the world, allowing you to broaden your horizons and knowledge while enjoying the New Year's atmosphere. Are you ready? Let's dive in!
0:00 Introduction
0:25 1. Japan: Ringing the bell 108 times on New Year's Eve to dispel 108 worries
1:11 2. USA: The dropping ball ceremony at Times Square symbolizes the passing of time
2:26 3. Spain: Eating a grape with each bell ring, praying for good luck in the New Year
3:07 4. Brazil: Wearing white clothes on New Year's Eve
3:38 5. Denmark: Breaking old dishes on New Year's Eve symbolizing friendship
4:29 6. Italy: Throwing away old items on New Year's Eve, signifying a fresh start
5:15 7. Greece: Cutting a cake on New Year's Eve to receive luck and blessings
6:16 8. Scotland: Celebrating Hogmanay with music and revelry on New Year's Eve
7:21 9. Netherlands: Eating round sweets on New Year's Eve, symbolizing completeness and wholeness
8:16 10. Taiwan: Watching the fireworks at the 101 building on New Year's Eve, symbolizing prosperity and liveliness
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