The tradition that celebrates the renewal of family ties during the Spring Festival in Vietnam, also known as Tết, focuses on honoring ancestors and reuniting families. Families come together to celebrate the lunar new year, reflecting on gratitude and aspirations for the coming year. Significant activities include ancestor worship, preparing special dishes, and exchanging gifts. People visit relatives, and decorative items symbolize good fortune and prosperity, reinforcing familial bonds and cultural roots. This festival emphasizes respect for traditions, creating a sense of community and belonging within Vietnamese culture.