English people pay the most attention to eating at Christmas. Food includes roast pig, turkey, Christmas pudding, Christmas meat pie and so on. Every family member has a gift, and so does the servant. All the presents are delivered on Christmas morning. Some Christmas singers sing from door to door. They will be invited to their homes by their hosts, served with refreshments or given small gifts.

United States of America

Because the United States is a multi-ethnic country, it is also the most complicated situation for Americans to celebrate Christmas. Immigrants from all countries still follow the customs of their motherland. However, during Christmas, garlands and other unique arrangements are the same outside Americans' doors.

France

Almost all adults go to church to attend midnight mass on Christmas Eve. After that, their family went to the oldest married brother or sister's house for a reunion dinner. This kind of gathering discusses important things at home, but if family members are not harmonious, they will make up afterwards, so Christmas is a kind day in France.

Spain

Children in Spain put their shoes outside the door or outside the window to receive Christmas presents. In many cities, there are gifts for the most beautiful children. On that day, cows can also be treated well. It is said that when Jesus was born, a cow blew on him to keep warm.

Italy

Every Italian family has a model scene of the story of the birth of Jesus. On Christmas Eve, families get together for a big meal and attend Christmas Mass at midnight. After that, they visit relatives and friends, and only children and the elderly will receive gifts. At Christmas, Italians have a good custom. Children write essays or poems to express their gratitude to their parents for their parenting in the past year. Their works are hidden in the Christmas dinner.

Sweden

Swedes are very hospitable, especially at Christmas. A beautiful family, rich or poor, welcomes friends and even strangers, and all kinds of food are placed on the table for anyone to eat.

Switzerland

Santa Claus in Switzerland wears a white robe and a mask. They all disguised themselves as poor people and begged for food and gifts in droves. When the queue was closed, they shared the proceeds equally.

Denmark

Christmas stamps and tuberculosis stamps were originally issued in Denmark. These stamps are issued to raise funds for the prevention of tuberculosis. There is no Christmas mail sent by Danes, and there is no such stamp. The more Christmas stamps are posted, the more people who receive the mail will like them!

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When Chileans celebrate Christmas, there must be a cold drink called monkey tail, which is made of coffee, milk, eggs,