In which country is Christmas celebrated?

In Europe, Norway, Greece, Sweden, Britain, Slavic, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Canada, the United States, Colombia and other countries, Christmas is the New Year.

Christmas customs mainly spread to Asia in the middle of19th century, and both Japan and South Korea were influenced by Christmas culture. Nowadays, it has become a common custom in the west to exchange gifts and hold banquets with Santa Claus and Christmas tree to add festive atmosphere. Christmas has also become a public holiday in the western world and many other regions.

As Christmas gifts, Christmas cards are very popular in America and Europe. Many families carry annual family photos or family news with them. News generally includes the strengths and specialties of family members in the past year. Sending Christmas cards at Christmas is not only to celebrate the happiness of Christmas, but also to bless relatives and friends to show their thoughts. Especially for lonely relatives and friends, it is kind care and comfort.

Christmas decoration

Christmas decorations include: Christmas socks, originally a pair of big red socks, regardless of size. The Christmas hat is a red hat. It is said that wearing it at night can not only make you sleep well, but also keep you warm. You can also find some gifts from your relatives in your hat the next day. Christmas tree, usually people will bring an evergreen plant (such as pine tree) indoors or outdoors around Christmas, decorate it with Christmas lights and colorful decorations, and put an angel or star on the top of the tree. The Christmas tree originated in Germany; Christmas ring.

In western countries, the decorations hanging at home during Christmas usually use green branches and leaves or rattan (pine wool, pine needles, etc. ) and silver metal and gold bells with red ribbons as the main colors, with green, white, yellow and red as symbols of joy and celebration, and the words Merry Christmas or Christmas written on them. Christmas rings first appeared in Finland.