Florine Church contacted us to share this post about Christmas traditions in 20 countries, including Ethiopia, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, Japan and more.
Here is part of the article:
China
Although few in number, the Christians in China celebrate Christmas with a variety of traditions. The holidays kick off with fireworks, festivals and feasting. Many fill their homes with evergreens, posters, bright paper chains and cut-out red pagodas to put on the windows. Paper lanterns are hung and Christmas trees, or "trees of light," are decorated with flowers, lanterns and red paper chains. People often throw parties on Christmas Eve and celebrate Christmas Day with a big meal at a restaurant. Even Santa Claus or Dun Che Lao Ren, meaning "Christmas Old Man," is said to fill children's muslin stockings with treats on Christmas Eve.
To read the article about Christmas traditions in 20 countries you can visit:
http://www.collegecrunch.org/feature/20-different-christmas-traditions-from-around-the-world/
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Thank you for the comment you left on my blog. You have some neat ideas on yours and I am off to read the rest of Christmas Traditions in 20 Countries. Many Blessings for a wonderful Christmas.
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