Christmas customs of various countries

Introduction: Christmas (Christmas), also known as Christmas Day, translated as "Christ Mass", a traditional Western holiday, on December 25 every year. The following is my collection of Christmas customs of various countries, welcome to read, I hope you can enjoy.

The Mass is a liturgy of the Church. Christmas is a religious festival, because it is celebrated as the birth of Jesus, so it is called "Christmas". Here's a look at how Christmas is celebrated around the world with Logistic!

United States: New York will have a grand `ice skating activities. NORAD even tracks Santa's travels around the globe.

Mexico: The traditional game of Pinata is the most popular - a seven-pointed star shaped Pinata symbolizes the devil, and when broken with a big stick, it will fall out of it with colorful pieces of paper and colored balls, symbolizing the recovery of good things from the devil.

Britain: Christmas firecrackers are a must-have for celebrations, and Christmas fairytale farces are popular among young families.

Sweden: Eating predominantly during Christmas, baked ham is a must! It's also a convention to tune in to the Disney special at 3pm on Christmas Eve, right on time.

Finland: In December, around Christmas, the mountains are full of violets in full bloom, covered in white ground, looking a purple red, purple Christmas makes people happy!