各國(guó)圣誕風(fēng)俗大比拼(通訊員投稿)
[ 2006-12-25 08:24 ]
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圣誕節(jié)雖然是西方的一個(gè)重要節(jié)日。但是隨著西方文化的傳播，越來越多的中國(guó)人開始接受并且喜歡上這個(gè)節(jié)日。圣誕節(jié)如此受人們歡迎是為什么呢？你想不想知道各個(gè)國(guó)家的人們是如果看待圣誕節(jié)以及渡過的嗎？希望了解更多，就往下看吧!!! |
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Christmas was brought into China several years ago and only
celebrated by a few people to begin with but it is now almost universally
accepted.
In China, Christmas has been well received because the people already enjoyed
giving gifts to each other.
Santa Claus has been easily accepted by Chinese people - a kindly man who
carries a huge pack with red hat and black boots.
 In England
Christmas is celebrated on December 25th.
Children write letters to Santa detailing their requests for Christmas gifts.
Gifts are traditionally opened on Christmas afternoon.
Stockings are hung up and filled with small gifts, fruit and nuts.
Christmas carols were first sung.
People like to kiss under the mistletoe.
Boxing Day is a unique holiday for this country. Boxing Day was traditionally
a day for giving to the less fortunate.
Christmas dinner is usually a Roast Turkey with Christmas pudding and mince
pies for dessert.
Christmas decorations must be taken down on the Twelfth Day after Christmas
otherwise it brings bad luck for the rest of the year.
Santa is known as Father Christmas.
In Australia
It never snows at Christmas.
Christmas is in the summer holiday.
Christmas is always early.
A traditional Christmas dinner is often held in the backyard for BBQ's,
picnics in the garden or even on the beach.
A typical Christmas menu could include cold meats, pasta, salads and fruit.
Santa is also known as the Swag Man.
The first official Christmas was on December 25th 1788.
We do not follow the American ritual of having real Christmas trees.
There is a harmonious mix of ethnic groups, so there are many culturally
diverse Christmas celebrations.
People call the Christmas season the "silly season".
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