Why do people wear polka-dot clothes when they go to the Philippines for vacation?

In fact, in the Philippines, it is because of their custom, because wearing polka-dot clothes on holidays symbolizes good luck, and this custom has been passed down in the Philippines. In fact, this strange New Year custom has different characteristics in many countries, such as China. People in China always like to put on new clothes during the Spring Festival, especially in previous years. On New Year's Day in China, people usually wear red clothes. First of all, red represents happiness. In addition, red also represents luck.

Therefore, the color of our New Year is mainly red, and it is booming. Even our firecrackers are made of red paper. For example, in some foreign countries, such as Finland, during festivals, Finns will heat some lead, melt it into liquid and put it into cold water, because lead will naturally form various shapes after cooling in water, and Finns will use the formed shapes as the basis for divination to predict their fate in the new year.

According to the shape, they have different views. If the cooled lead is like a ship, it means that they will have a long trip in the new year. If the cooled lead is like a ball, it indicates that you will be lucky in your life next year. Another example is Denmark. Danes are strange. They will throw some plates at relatives and friends' homes on New Year's Eve. This is not malicious revenge, but similar to blessing. If his friend gets up the next morning and sees more pieces of porcelain outside the door, it means that the more blessings he receives, the more popular he is.

In fact, no matter what strange customs exist, we can't understand them because of regional and cultural differences, but for many people, Chinese New Year is actually more like a way for people to vent, and behavior is not important. The important thing is to vent the unhappiness of the previous year, liberate yourself and welcome a better new tomorrow.