Roadtrip?! Hetalia x Reader

Chinese New Year's special

Even tho i did some research, some of my facts may be wrong, so feel free to correct me. Also holy duck this took like five hours or something. Sorry about the fact that this isn't as funny as usual.

No one's POV:

You were currently sitting in a plane, looking at the clouds underneath. You yawned, since you had woken up early, changing the song coming from your headphones. You, the reader may now wonder why you were in a plane? You see, it was fifth of February, and few days ago you had gotten a box in front of your door, with a note. You had opened the box, and noticed that it had some Chinese on it, making you even more curious and confused. Anyways, you took out a beautiful traditional Qipao dress. The only reason why you knew its name was that you have seen Vietnam wear a dress like that few times. The dress was red and had some golden patterns on it. You were confused for a moment, since you didn't remember buying anything like that. Then you took a look at the note, and sighed in relief, realizing that there wasn't anything wrong with your memory. This is what read in the note:

Dear (Y/N) (L/N), the personification of (C/N)

I am sorry if this comes too sudden, but i would like you to join me to celebrate Chinese New Year this year. Along with you, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Japan, Taiwan and Korea will participate. You do not need to come, but if you please so, i have bought you a traditional qipao dress, that i would like to see you wearing on the day you arrive. But i must go now, since SOMEONE CAN'T CLEAN THE DAMN BATHROOM PROPERLY.

From China <--- Aka the grumpy old granpa

You giggled at the note, as you saw how China had tried to smudge that last part, so could not see it. You could only guess that it had something to do with Korea. So here you were, in a plane flying to China. You would be there in the middle day, and China had promised to get you from the airport. You had the dress, China had given to you, on, and you (H/C) hair was on a neat bun. You had left some hair on the both sides of your head, to frame your face, and you were actually kind of pleased with the outcome. (If you have short hair just ignore this). It would take few hours to get to China, but you haven't left unprepared. You smiled, as you took a small book from your backpack, and looked at the title:

'Everything you need to know about Chinese new year'

Because you basically didn't know anything about Chinese new year, you needed to do some research, and try to remember everything. You didn't want to be disrespectful or anything. Your eyes anyways widened, as your brains processed the fact how much there was information. You blinked few times and got to work.

This will take some time.

-Timeskip-

"So, I can't give new year's blessing to someone who is still in bed, because otherwise theyll be bed-ridden for the entire year? Weird flex but ok" You talked to yourself, as you finally shut the book. You had read it from cover to cover, twice, whilst making notes what to do and what not to do. You took a deep breath and whispered to yourself: "You got this", as the plane landed and you got ready to get off from the plane.

As you got out of the plane, you noticed how crowded it was. The place was full of people, and since it was New Year, the airport was even more grounded than usual. You could notice the pretty red and well detailed decorations everywhere. You had read from your book that their meaning was to scare some kind of monster away.. You just couldn't remember its name-

"Ai-yah! (Y/N)! Over here!" You heard as you turned around and noticed China and Korea in the distance, waving at you. They both had some traditional clothes on, and if you could remember right they were named Tang suit or something like that. You smiled as you grabbed your luggage, heading to the two nations. As you reached the two, you remembered something about bowing as a greeting, which would be respectful towards the older one, so you bowed a little, and looked back at China. China smiled, being grateful for the fact that: a) You had dressed in the dress he sent and b) You had learnt some of his culture. "chūn jiē kuài lè (Y/N)! (Happy Spring festival) I am glad that you made it-" China started, but then he heard Korea whistle next to him.