How do Australians spend Christmas?

Australia is one of the countries in the southern hemisphere. At the end of February, 65438+, while western European countries were celebrating Christmas in the howling cold wind, Australia was an unbearable midsummer season. Therefore, when you spend Christmas in Australia, you can see sweaty boys and girls wearing short skirts everywhere, snow scenes carefully arranged in shop windows, Christmas trees covered with snowflakes and Santa Claus wearing red cotton-padded jackets, which constitute a unique holiday scene in Australia. The sharp contrast between this cool place and the harsh winter scene is probably unique in western countries. On this day, the best Christmas gift parents can give their children is a pair of small water strokes. Surfing in the sea at Christmas is a major feature of Australia. On holiday nights, take drinks to the forest for a picnic. People set up open-air stoves with stones, make fires with dead branches, put iron plates on them, and fry sausages, beef and fresh fish. After eating and drinking, they danced "disco" and "kangaroo dance" until late at night. Drunk, they lay on the grass and greeted Santa Claus with thunderous snoring. And a family. In the evening, families, old and young, or with relatives and friends, go to restaurants for Christmas dinner in droves. Because every hotel will not miss this good opportunity to make money, it has decorated its storefront several days in advance and prepared rich food, including preserved chicken, turkey, pork legs, wine and snacks.