Our family has a new year coming up so decorating the house is very important and meaningful. Spiritually, decorating the house for Tet is a way to show children's respect for their grandparents and ancestors. The altar is cleaned and decorated with traditional items such as fresh flowers, five-fruit trays, incense, candles, etc. to show the descendants' respect and gratitude for the deceased. Culturally, home decoration for Tet is a way to express joy, hope and wishes for a happy and prosperous new year. Tet decorations such as parallel sentences, lanterns, apricot blossoms, peach blossoms,... all have good meanings, expressing people's wishes for a good and lucky new year. Spiritually, decorating the house for Tet is a way to create a joyful and exciting atmosphere for everyone in the family. A brightly and beautifully decorated house will help people feel comfortable, happy and excited to welcome the new year. Decorating your home for Tet is not only a traditional custom, but also a way to express joy, hope and wishes for a good new year.