Exploring Christmas

I will explore Christmas at the end of the year and the spirit of the holiday is in the air (We are waiting for the actual "holiday" to start) Okay, thank you, joke Christmas came and Christmas spirit comes back to us It is in the middle. But this is "the spirit of Christmas". Actually, what is Christmas? When people think about Christmas, the most mindset comes to Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and even gifts. Christmas can be described in different ways, but according to tradition, it is usually celebrated by millions of people.

"Generations are not just about raising money." How was this idea explored in Christmas carols? Charles Dickens' allegory "Christmas Carol" explains the idea of ​​generosity and explains the idea that generosity can be understood in a way that does not involve money. The story that Dickens used to explain this idea is mainly about generosity, poor people, burdens, and children, as indicated by those who can not afford money. A rich and strong person may be able to ignore the screams for help from the poor and the weak, but the typical behavior of generosity often come from people who do not give substances to give. As Marley said: "At the beginning of the novel, at the beginning of the novel, the main character Ebenezer Scrooge opposes Christmas and all the good, charitable values ​​that it represents.

But the theme, marriage needs to be explored. Christmas Eve 's dream is not only the seventh anniversary of Jacob Marley - the last relationship with Scrooge and a true opponent of sympathy - but also in the afternoon, he will be waiting for him to invite dinner to say he watches When you answered your nephew first go to hell of his nephew and clarify the theory: "Why are you married?" For Scrooge, love is the only symptom that is closer to madness than crazy Christmas. Scrooge made a controversial wall in a happy married life and in a dream we saw returning to the problem before and after the wall was built. At Stave Two, Belle put together the question: "You are terrified of the world," she gently answered. "All of your wishes are mixed up in hopes of transcending a dirty responsibility, a wish is a passion of a teacher, it becomes one and falls down one by one until you concentrate on you."