In Vietnam, Tết (Lunar New Year) is our biggest gift-giving occasion. My family exchanges lucky money in red envelopes, traditional bánh chưng (sticky rice cakes), and new clothes. I also receive school supplies and books from my relatives to start the new year.

On Children's Day (June 1st), I receive educational toys and creative supplies from my parents. My teachers often give us colorful notebooks and pencils. I save my allowance to buy small gifts like candies and stickers for my friends too.

During Mid-Autumn Festival, we exchange mooncakes and lanterns. My grandparents always buy me a special hand-crafted lantern, while I make handmade cards for them. Sometimes, we also get fruit baskets and traditional toys like star lanterns.