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Distinguishing whether the real Korean New Year is the Qingming Festival

Many people think that the real Korean New Year and the Qingming New Year are the same, but in fact, these are two different holidays.

The Qingming Festival and the Han New Year are actually two separate holidays. Both days New Year’s Eve and the real Korean New Year both have their roots in ancient Chinese culture.

Distinguishing whether the real Korean New Year is the Qingming Festival
Real Korean New Year has vegetarian pancakes

Tet Thanh Minh, also known as Tet Thanh Minh, is one of the 24 Qi periods in the Nong calendar of countries such as Vietnam, China, and Japan. The Qingming Festival usually lasts for many days, starting from April 4 – 5 of the solar calendar to April 20 – 21 of the solar calendar, when Tiet Coc Vu begins.

Although Thanh Minh Tiet does not have a fixed lunar day, according to the rules of the lunar calendar, Tiet Thanh Minh must always be in the third lunar month.

Cold Food Festival there is only one fixed day, which is the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month. Later, there was an additional Qingming day in the Qingming New Year and also on the 3rd day of the third lunar month, so people often celebrate the Qingming Festival and the real Korean New Year together.

During the Qingming Festival, descendants often visit, dig and take care of the graves of grandparents and ancestors to pay their respects. In addition, many families who want to repair and rebuild the graves of their ancestors often wait until the Qingming day to break ground.

On the actual day of the Korean New Year, descendants often offer their ancestors floating cakes and vegetarian cakes. The real Korean New Year is therefore also known as Tet cake drift – vegetarian cake.

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