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Eating Fish On New Year’s Day




“Eating fish on the first day of the year brings misfortune. Basically your luck will 'swim away' as a fish would do.”

-Daniel, Hungary


“Eating fish on New Year’s day is considered to bring wealth because in Chinese the word “fish” is pronounced like the word “prosperity”. Also, fish scales represent coins. ”

-Wang, China
Countries where the superstition can be found:
Hungary
China

 
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