How do countries celebrate Christmas?
Because the size of the Christmas tree is relatively large, it is usually placed in a corner of the living room. In a typical fresh Nordic home, a green Christmas tree is full of gift box ornaments, which symbolizes blessing and joy. Usually, Germans regard December 24 as the festival of Adam and Eve. They put the “Paradise Tree” symbolizing the Garden of Eden at home, and hanging cookies representing holy bread to symbolize atonement; they also light candles and balls to symbolize Christ. If it is an apartment building, usually place a Christmas tree on the stairs on the first floor, and decorate it along the stairs, which can naturally play a transitional role. In addition to being placed in the living room, the Christmas tree is sometimes placed outside the door, so that passersby can also experience the festive atmosphere of Christmas.
The Christmas tree is generally interpreted as the preservation of ancient pagan claims in Christianization, and the evergreen tree symbolizes the celebration of the resurrection of life. Christmas tree is an important imported product in Christmas decorations. In terms of choosing Christmas trees, people will use natural or artificial trees as Christmas trees. The preferred tree species for natural trees is Fir. The needle-shaped leaves of this species are not easy to fall off after drying, and the color and smell are also good.
1. American Christmas Dongguan Christmas Ornaments
Americans focus on family decoration during Christmas, placing Christmas trees, stuffing stockings with gifts, eating turkey-based Christmas dishes, and holding family dances.
2. Australian Christmas Glass Christmas Charm
Australia’s summer evening breeze and Christmas atmosphere can easily give people in the northern hemisphere the illusion of seasons, especially during the Christmas Eve outdoor concert.
3. British Christmas Glass Christmas Balls
In London, the Christmas “wind” blows early. With just over a month away from Christmas, Christmas cards have arrived.
4. French Christmas Christmas balls
Spend Christmas or New Year’s Day in the snow and you’ll have tons of fun! The ski resorts have taken action long ago, so that you can feel the simple enthusiasm of the mountain people!
