Christmas is a global holiday, and different countries and regions have their own unique ways of celebrating. Let's take a look at the Christmas celebration customs of several countries!
United States: Christmas celebrations in the United States begin after Thanksgiving, and people decorate their homes, trees, and streets. On Christmas Eve, families will have a hearty dinner together and wait for Santa Claus to come and give gifts to children. On that day, people will exchange gifts, hold parties and celebrations.
United Kingdom: Britain has a rich Christmas tradition, and it starts decorating homes and public places in December. On Christmas Eve, people will share a Christmas dinner at home, usually with turkey and Christmas pudding. The British like to sing Christmas carols, hold choirs, and celebrate Christmas on December 25th.
Germany: Germany has a long Christmas tradition. People will place Christmas trees in their homes and decorate Christmas trees and rooms. Germany's Christmas markets are also very famous, where people buy handicrafts, food, and Christmas gifts. On Christmas Eve, people will gather together to sing Christmas carols and celebrate the arrival of Christmas.
Sweden: Christmas in Sweden is called "July". People celebrate on July Day in December. The main activities include lighting Christmas candles and burning July trees. People also hold Christmas parades, wear traditional costumes, and sing Christmas songs. Swedish Christmas meals usually include Swedish meatballs and July fire bacon.
Brazil: Brazil is a predominantly Catholic country, and Christmas is an important religious holiday in Brazil. People will participate in religious ceremonies, including midnight mass and Christmas carols. Brazilians like to have dinner together on Christmas Eve, and the main course is usually roast turkey and pork. During Christmas, Brazilians also hold music and dance performances to celebrate Christmas.
