What gifts do westerners give at Christmas?

Christmas is one of the traditional festivals in western countries, and now it is becoming an important day in our country, because at this time, the Christmas atmosphere is all over the streets, and even many people dress up their homes as a very western Christmas atmosphere. Christmas has also become the most familiar foreign holiday in China. The whole world is preparing gifts for Christmas, such as:

Britain: British people pay the most attention to eating at Christmas. Food includes roast pig, turkey, Christmas pudding, Christmas meat pie and so on. Every family member has a gift, and so do servants. All the presents are delivered on Christmas morning. Some Christmas carolers will sing good news from door to door. They will be invited into the house by their hosts and offered refreshments or small gifts.

France: Most adults in France go to church to attend midnight mass on Christmas Eve. After that, the family went to the oldest married brother or sister's house for a reunion dinner. This kind of party is to discuss important things at home, but in case of family discord, it will be reconciled afterwards, so Christmas is a kind day in France.

Sweden: Swedes are very hospitable, especially at Christmas. Every family, rich or poor, welcomes friends and even strangers, and all kinds of food are placed on the table for anyone to eat.

Switzerland: At Christmas in Switzerland, Santa Claus wears a white robe and a mask. They all disguised themselves as poor people and begged for food and gifts in droves. After the team closed, they shared the harvest equally.

Denmark: Denmark initially launched Christmas stamps and tuberculosis stamps, which were issued to raise funds for the prevention of tuberculosis. No Christmas mail from Denmark, no stamp. People who send and receive emails will like more Christmas stamps!

When Chileans celebrate Christmas, there must be a cold drink called monkey tail, which is made of coffee, milk, eggs, wine and fermented grapes. Why is this drink called monkey's tail? No one can explain it.

Norway: Before going to bed on Christmas Eve, everyone in the family arranges their shoes from big to small, and everyone takes turns singing their favorite Christmas songs or hymns.

Ireland: Every family in Ireland will put foreign candles or lights on the window frames of Christmas Eve to welcome the birth of the savior. Scotland: What Scots borrow from others at home must be returned to their original owners before Christmas. Most of them give gifts on the first Monday of the new year, not during Christmas. Children and servants will get presents. Holland: Dutch Christmas presents are often unexpected, sometimes hidden in puddings and sausages.

Germany: Every Jesuit family in Germany has a Christmas tree, which is the first one in Germany. Germans are very particular about making Christmas cakes. There are many styles of cakes for relatives and friends.