This document discusses New Year's celebrations and traditions. It outlines how January 1st is New Year's Day according to the Gregorian calendar. It is usually celebrated with parties on New Year's Eve where people gather, drink eggnog, pop champagne, and watch balls drop in places like Times Square. Some places have parades to ring in the new year, such as the Mummers Parade in Philadelphia and the Rose Parade in Pasadena, which features flower-covered floats.

1. Happy New Years!
10020112 Choi Nayoung
10020104 Jung Hoonjae
10020016 Kim Byengchul

2. Contents
1. Outline of Happy New Years.
2. New Year's Party
1)New Year's Eve
-In Time Square
2)Parades
-Mummers Parade
-Rose Parade

3. Outline of Happy New Years
January 1st
Gregorian calendar
Public holiday

4. New Year's Party
31th December night
Eggnog
Pop the champagne

5. New Year's Eve
social gatherings
Kiribati and Samoa
Honolulu and Hawaii

6. New Year's Eve
In Time Square
One hundred years
Make a new year's wishes
New Year's Eve Ball

7. Parades
Mummers Parade
oldest folk festival
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Two street

8. Parades
Rose Parade
Pasadena, California
flower-covered
Rose bowl

9. Thank
you:)