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Indians of North America, as well as its unique customs. Every New Year's Eve, they would hold distinctive "bonfire party", a finalist in the next bonfire, singing and dancing, laughing. Wait until morning twilight, old clothes and then they put a torch, as a symbol of the old and welcome.

The Indians of North America, and their unique customs. Every New Year's Eve, they held a characteristic "reed fire party", a finalist in the campfire next to the song and dance, talk and laugh. Until the morning light, they put the worn clothes into a torch, as a symbol of the old and new.

The Indians of North America also have their unique customs. Every new year's Eve, they hold a distinctive "fire party". One family is shortlisted beside the campfire, singing and dancing, talking and laughing. When the morning dawns, they burn the old clothes as a symbol of getting rid of the old and welcoming the new.