Our family has several cherished traditions for the New Year holiday. We always begin the celebration with a large family dinner on New Year's Eve, featuring traditional dishes like long noodles for longevity. As the clock strikes midnight, we raise a toast and watch the fireworks together. On New Year's Day, we exchange small gifts and call our relatives to wish them happiness and good fortune for the year ahead. These customs make the holiday special for everyone.

1. The Muong earn their living by farming and raising animals.

2. They are in the habit of exercising after work.

1. If you don't drink more water, you will get more acne.

2. My sister wants to see terraced fields, so she is going to Sa Pa.

3. Unless he spends time on his phone, he will complete his work.

Sometimes, I feel stressed because of family problems. My parents are busy, so we don’t have much time to talk or share our feelings. Sometimes they argue or expect me to get high marks, which makes me feel bad and under pressure. To reduce stress, I try to stay calm and think positively. I help my parents with housework to make them less tired. I also talk to them honestly about my feelings. When our family spends time together, I feel happier and more relaxed.