Nowruz

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In the eastern nations have a holiday Nowruz. The meaning of the holiday is the unity of man and nature. Nowruz is celebrate on the vernal equinox. This time, the day equals overnight. Equinox occurs on the night of 21 to 22 March. Since that time, the days become longer and the nights shorter. In the east, Nowruz - the beginning of the year. People are preparing for the holiday in advance. Held cleaning the house and the surrounding area. Cleaning in the yurt meant cleansing, getting rid of old, unnecessary. All dishes in the house are usually filled with milk, kefir or spring water. It symbolizes the "full cup" abundance. People should greet each other, shake hands with both hands. In addition, it is necessary to speak words of welcome with

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