Mainly some Southeast Asian countries influenced by Chinese culture, such as Vietnam, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, etc.

These countries have listed the Spring Festival as a legal holiday.

In Vietnam, the Spring Festival is the most solemn festival and the longest statutory rest period in the country.

The festival customs in Vietnam are very similar to those in China. The New Year begins on the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, and people stay up late on New Year's Eve on the 30th of the twelfth lunar month, setting off firecrackers and having a reunion dinner.

On the first day of the Lunar New Year, we pay New Year greetings and attend temple fairs.

Singapore usually has two days off during the Chinese New Year.

During the festival, people pay New Year greetings to each other. When paying New Year greetings, they do not mention expensive gifts. They only bring two oranges and give them to the host when they enter the door. Orange is a homophone for "good luck", which symbolizes good luck and good luck.

In some European and American countries, there are often activities to celebrate the Spring Festival, but most of them are limited to Chinese people.

As the influence of the Chinese increases, the Spring Festival has also received increasing attention.

Extended information: 1. Vietnamese people celebrate the Spring Festival: Make rice dumplings to eat. Vietnam is one of the few countries in the world that uses the lunar calendar, and it is also one of the few countries that celebrates the Spring Festival nationwide.

Spring Festival is the largest and most lively traditional festival in Vietnam.

Vietnamese people regard the Spring Festival as a day to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. They usually start selling New Year goods in mid-December of the lunar calendar to prepare for the New Year. The most indispensable items for the Vietnamese Spring Festival have always been flowers, rice dumplings, spring couplets, and firecrackers.

The flower market is the most lively place during the Spring Festival in Vietnam. For example, in Hanoi, it starts to get busy about 10 days before the Spring Festival.

2. Koreans celebrate the Spring Festival: they eat rice cakes and soup. The Chinese Spring Festival is also one of the largest traditional festivals in Korea.

South Korea is also a country that adheres to tradition very much. The Spring Festival is a festival based on ancestor worship and filial piety. It is a day to worship ancestors and pray for family safety.