What food Chinese people eat for chistmas?

Answer 1

Most Chinese people are not Christian, so most of them don't celebrate Christmas.

Christmas for most Chinese is just a normal day.

Additional information There are over 70 million Christians in China, they celebrate Christmas in a quiet way because most of them are members of house churches, which are illegal in China. So they would not want a holiday celebration to draw attention to them.

Answer 2

Depending on which holiday you are asking about and which part of China did they come from as well.

For example:

During Chinese New Years, we eat rice cakes. Northern Chinese would like eating dumplings (i.e, 金元寶 which some resemble ancient Chinese gold ingots). We also eat dishes with names that sounds pleasant, like fish (YU) where YU have similar pronunciation as 'excessive', 'surplus', etc.

In Mid-Autumn Festival or Lantern Festival, we eat mooncake.

For Tuen Ng/Duanwu/Dragonboat Festival, we make these rice dumpling called zongzi that are usually wrapped in banana leaves. (There's an ancient story why we made this)

Answer 3

A lot of Chinese don't celebrate Christmas. They celebrate New Years. IF they did then probably rice, duck, noodles, etc.

Answer 4

they really dont eat a big feast like we do.they dont celebrate christmas.it is just a normal day for them.

Answer 5

In fact, they don't eat when it is Christmas particularly. They have their own festivals. Not Christmas

Answer 6

they dont eat anything because they dont observe christmas

Answer 7

The most popular christmas food in China is dumplings.

Answer 8

Christmas is not traditionally celebrated in China.