I would say the same as the rest of the world. Personally, I don’t think there is that much difference. For example, right now everyone is desperately searching for the perfect Christmas gift.
The same as everywhere else I assume. Special holidays, like Christmas, Valentines, birthdays, anniversaries, that sort of thing. We also tend to give small gifts, like a bottle of wine or some flowers if we have been invited over.
Gift-giving in Indonesia? It’s just like anywhere else. During Religious celebrations, weddings, and birthdays, we exchange gifts—could be snacks, cash, or other things. It’s all about connection, with meals and small gifts. So yeah, it’s a big part of our celebrations here.
Gift-giving in Vietnam? Sure thing. During Tet, weddings, and Teacher’s Day, we exchange gifts—like traditional treats, cash, or even gold jewellery. Oh, and for Tet, it’s all about mooncakes, toys, and lucky money especially for kids. So yeah, lots of occasions for giving gifts here.
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