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Religious customs and general customs The Bible does not provide guidelines explaining how to observe Christmas and does not propose guidelines to be regarded as religious holidays. Due to lack of Bible instruction, the Christmas ceremony has been shaped by various cultural religions and common traditions to celebrate the festival. Christmas Eve has night service at church around the world. In the middle of the night, most Catholics and many Protestant churches perform special candlelight services.

Christmas is the main celebration of the United States, and its tradition is widely spread all over the world. People usually prepare feasts at Christmas Eve and families get together far away. Christmas shopping is very common, and gift exchange is one of the highlights of this opportunity, especially for kids. Many people send Christmas cards to their friends and relatives, regardless of whether they are practicing Christians or not. Nationwide churches usually prepare for worship at Christmas Eve. Whether people celebrate the birth of Jesus or wait for Santa to slide down the chimney and give it to the children, this is an American holiday celebration during Christmas.

There are various traditions (Christmas tree, decoration, candy, even Santa Claus) at Christmas, but the tradition of giving gifts is a tradition with a very strong root. This tradition is closely related to the popular St. Nicolas legend (today more common Santa Claus). It is also closely related to the gift that magicians gave to Jesus after his birth. The tradition of giving gifts makes Christmas one of the most profitable seasons of the year. Shops, shops, shopping centers prepare the event a couple of weeks ago. The choice of a gift indicates the donor's view of the donor and the donor. This may be the reason to worry about people choosing the perfect gift.

The Christmas tree is placed in the house and the children play gifts in the socks. Traditional fir Christmas trees are very popular and children leave stockings, milk and biscuits for Christmas Eve for Santa Claus. The gift holder is Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. At the beginning of the festival, candle lights are lit in towns and towns, people sing Christmas carols and gather to donate toys and clothes to poor children. On the mainland, only a small portion of Chinese citizens informally considering themselves as Christians, and usually only personal people are watching Christmas. Many people celebrate Christmas-like celebrations even if they do not think they are Christians. Many customs, like sending cards, exchanging gifts, hanging stockings, and so on, are very similar to western celebrations.