Yes, Germans DO exchange gifts at Christmas, and celebrate it in a very similar way to how it's commemmorated in the English-speaking world. In fact, the Christmas Tree is a German tradition, and was introduced to the rest of the world by Queen Victoria's consort Prince Albert. Germans place much more emphasis on having Christmas Markets though, where toys, gifts and food are sold, and where there are funfairs and (if it's snowy enough) sleigh rides.
However, they place a much greater emphasis upon Easter than we do, and celebrate this also with gifts.
No, Father Christmas does.
yes we recieve and give. yay christmas!
yes
In Germany it is customary to open Christmas presents on Christmas Eve.
Anybody can!
No
on the night of Christmas eve
People who celebrate Christmas usually give presents, yes, but there are many people in China who do not celebrate the holiday because they are not Christians.
same way we get them
it depends on their religion
Christmas presents...
Yes but their Santa comes on feast of St. Nick day the presents are delivered on Christmas by the Christ child.*celebrateand yes they do