๐ New Years Eve Emojis Collection
New Year is a favorite family holiday, which marks the change of the year and is celebrated in most countries of the world on the
Interesting Facts:
- In Babylon, the holiday was celebrated on
๐ท March 20, the day of the vernal equinox, in honor of the god Marduk, who was the patron saint of the city. Then this tradition was adopted by other countries of the ancient world. - A
๐ Christmas tree emoji was originally part of the non-standardized set of emojis that were introduced by Japanese operators, but in 2010 it was approved in Unicode. - On January 29, 2020, a
๐งโ๐ Gender Neutral Santa Claus emoji was added to the 13.0 emoji version with 5 different skin color options.
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๐ New Yearโs celebration history Traditions and symbols of ๐ New Yearโs celebration Traditional treats on ๐ New Year
1. ๐ New Yearโs celebration history
The first mention of New Yearโs celebration dates back to the third millennium BC.
In ancient Greece, the holiday was celebrated in honor of Dionysus, the god of
In 46 BC, Julius Caesar created and implemented the first
Interesting fact: The Old New Year is an unofficial holiday that appeared as a result of a discrepancy between the Julian and Gregorian calendars. It is mainly celebrated in the countries of eastern Europe.
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2. Traditions and symbols of ๐ New Yearโs celebration
The main symbol of this holiday is a
Each country in the world has its own special traditions and symbols of New Year.
For example, in Great Britain
In Japan, it is customary to visit the
In Russia,
And in Italy, according to tradition, after Babbo Natale, the local Santa Claus, Befana comes. This is a little
Interesting fact: New Year is celebrated on
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3. Traditional treats on ๐ New Year
As well as at Christmas, it is customary to cook meat treats in many countries of the world:
For example, in Argentina, the must-have treat is beans, while in Austria, it is a roast suckling
In Japan, the holiday is always celebrated with
And in Iceland, the main dish on this day is considered to be Yule food, which is a roasted lamb leg; it is traditionally placed in the middle of the festive table.
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