A Brief History of Christmas

Christmas Christmas is the Christian holiday of the birth of Jesus Christ by most Western Christians on December 25th. (Http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/christmas) Christmas is considered mainly as a sacred religious festival and is celebrated primarily in the West, but it is also in many cultures, organizations and governments Even it is celebrated and recognized. . It is the world. In the United States, most companies close at least once a year to celebrate Christmas.

I do not think that Christmas has a real meaning - it means that there are several people. Yes, Christmas has a history, history has its influence on all of us, but each family has a Christmas tradition and meaning. Children discover and change various meanings as they grow as they grow. As a secular family, we have not given meaning to the traditional role of Christmas religion, but we have our own Christmas tradition. Through children

For many people it is unthinkable to have a beautiful evergreen tree fir in order to celebrate Christmas in a living room decorated with glowing decorations and wrapped gifts. Like most Christmas traditions, including celebrating Christmas itself, the origins of the Christmas tree can be traced back to the pagan tradition. Indeed, if it was not for Queen Victoria, the most powerful monarch of her era, the decorated fir tree could still be a vague habit, and the German and slavic countries Just a little practice. This is a brief overview of the interesting history of the Christmas tree.

Christmas trees, evergreen trees, often pine and fir, are decorated with lights and accessories as part of the Christmas celebration. Christmas trees are cut, potted or artificial, and can be used for both interior decoration and outdoor decoration. Although trees are traditionally associated with Christian symbols, their contemporary uses are mainly secular. Many families have gifts around the indoor Christmas tree at Christmas Eve and Christmas. The use of evergreens, garlands and wreaths symbolizes eternal life, the custom of ancient Egyptians, Chinese people, Hebrews. The worship of trees is common among heathen Europeans, in order to drive out the devil and during Christmas, decorate the house and barn with evergreens in New Year and convert to Christianity in the custom of Scandinavia Bird tree