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印度从每年10月31日起为新年，共5天，第4天为元旦。新年第一天，谁也不许对人生气，更不准发脾气。印度一些地方，过年不但不庆祝，反而相抱大哭。这真可谓天下奇事，但他们的人生哲理，使人听起来也颇有感触。他们认为，元旦一开始，岁月易逝——人生短哲，用哭声来表示自己的感叹。有些地区的人们以禁食一天一夜来迎接新的一年，由元旦凌晨开始直到午夜为止。由于这种怪异的习俗，印度的元旦被人称为“痛哭元旦”、“禁食元旦”。在意大利除夕是一个狂欢之夜，人们涌向街头，放爆竹和焰火，甚至鸣放真枪实弹。男男女女翩翩起舞，午夜时，家家户户将屋子里一些可打碎的东西，摔个粉碎。这是他们辞旧岁迎新年的传统方式。
India is a New Year from October 31 each year for a total of five days, and the fourth day is New Year’s Day. On the first day of the new year, no one is allowed to be angry with others, let alone temper. In some parts of India, the New Year not only does not celebrate, but instead burst into tears. This can be described as a miracle, but their philosophy of life makes people feel quite touching. They think that at the beginning of New Year’s Day, the years are apt to die - the short life philosophers use cries to express their sighs. People in some areas welcome the new year with a fast day and night, starting from midnight on New Year’s Day until midnight. Due to this weird custom, New Year’s Day in India was called “New Year’s Day” and “Fasting New Year’s Day.” In Italy, New Year’s Eve is a night of carnival. People flock to the streets, put firecrackers and fireworks, and even firearms live ammunition. The men and women danced and danced. At midnight, every household broke some shattered things in the house. This is the traditional way they used to welcome the New Year.