They started to celebrate Christmas when people came to china and forced the Chinese to celebrate Christmas with brute force...
i remembered that's about maybe 10years ago,at least not more than 15years.
In China, there is no Christmas. However, recent years people started to celebrate Christmas everywhere. I live in US. I hang small red silk lanterns on my Christmas tree.
Christmas is traditionally a Christian holiday, so it would be celebrated by Christian Chinese. This is about 1% of the total population of China. Christmas is just not a very big holiday there.
people usually start decorating about the week before Christmas
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China's Christmas is on Dec. 25 :-]
China's Christmas is on Dec. 25 :-]
No, China does not give gifts at Christmas. This is because Christmas Day is not an official holiday in China.
China does not celebrate Christmas, so there are no words for it.
Business as usual. Christmas isn't a major holiday in China.
the year was 1625 was the year that china started celebrating Christmas
Christmas is not a traditional festival in China so there are no special foods associated with Christmas
The name for Father Christmas in China is Dun Che Lao Ren. This translates into English as Christmas Old Man.
The Christmas colours in our China are the same, red, green, white, gold are main color
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Christmas is not a Chinese holiday- so there will be a lack of Christmas traditions.
Christmas is not a Chinese holiday- so there will be a lack of Christmas traditions.