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Pork, Pigs root around with their snouts moving in a forward motion, which is why many cultures around the world eat pork on New Year's Day to symbolize progress for the coming year.

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Black eyed peas , Greens , and cornbread.Even folks who aren't from the Southern United States go all in on eating black-eyed peas and leafy greens for good luck on New Year's Day. Add a slice of cornbread, and you've got "peas for pennies, greens for dollars, and cornbread for gold."

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Greeks celebrate New Year’s Day with card games and feasting. At midnight, the lights are turned off, followed by the Basil’s Pie, which contains a coin. Whoever gets the piece of pie containing the coin wins luck for the next year.

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In the Philippines, celebrations are very loud, believing that the noise will scare away evil beings.There is often a midnight feast featuring twelve different round fruits to symbolize good luck for the twelve months of the year .

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New years feast , champagne toast ,and a kiss under a mistletoe.

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In America they are resolutions and traditions. Resolutions are goals to improve your life. They traditions in our country are a gathering of loved ones , fireworks and champagne.

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The New Year Eve ball drop.The design is a geodesic sphere 12 ft in diameter and 11,875 lbs.The ball has 32,256 LED lights.The tradition was made in 1907.