What is the main Christmas tree for Christmas?

Christmas trees mainly include Araceae trees, European fir, Norwegian spruce, European Korean pine and Lycopodium.

Christmas trees are evergreen trees decorated with lights, candles and decorations. As one of the important elements of Christmas, the modern Christmas tree originated in Germany, and then gradually became popular all over the world, becoming one of the most famous traditions in Christmas celebrations.

It is said that the Christmas tree first appeared in Saturnalia in ancient Rome in the middle of 65438+February. In the 8th century, German missionary Nicholas used fir trees to worship the infant. Subsequently, the Germans took 65438+February 24th as the festival of Adam and Eve, and placed a "paradise tree" symbolizing the Garden of Eden at home, and hung cookies representing the sacred bread to symbolize atonement. Candles and balls are also lit to symbolize Christ.

/kloc-In the 6th century, Martin Luther, a religious reformer, designed a Christmas tree and put candles and balls at home for a starry Christmas Eve.

In the18th century, it became popular among German Lutherans.

/kloc-swept all over Germany in the 0/9th century and became a deep-rooted tradition in Germany.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, the Christmas tree was introduced to Britain.

/kloc-It was popularized by Albert (the husband of Queen Victoria and the German prince) in the middle of the 9th century. Victorian Christmas trees are decorated with candles, candy and cakes, and hung on branches with ribbons and paper chains.

In China and Japan, Christmas trees were introduced by American missionaries in 19 and the 20th century and decorated with colorful paper flowers.