What is white Christmas?

White Christmas in English refers to the Christmas with snowflakes fluttering, which is the most sacred Christmas form. In Serge, central France, it snows a few days before and after Christmas every year. It is snowy and refreshing. In the eyes of westerners, White Christmas is an auspicious day.

In France, the manger is the most distinctive Christmas symbol, because it is said that Jesus was born next to the manger. People must drink to their heart's content after singing Christmas songs praising Jesus. Champagne and brandy are traditional Christmas wines in France.

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The white standard of white Christmas has changed so much that it doesn't even need to snow. As the temperature rises in winter, people's demand for "white Christmas" has also declined. In the past, when British people used the word white Christmas, they would think of the snow that lasted from Christmas Eve to Christmas.

The Met Office said: For many people, White Christmas means a lot of snow on February 25th, 65438. But in Britain, the official definition of "white Christmas" is that as long as there is bad weather such as snowfall or even rain and snow within 24 hours on February 25, 65438, it is considered as white Christmas. The official definition has become the standard for some miserable British people to see white Christmas.

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