The origin of Christmas: Christmas is a Christian festival made by Christians to commemorate and celebrate the birth of Jesus. It is said that Jesus was born in a hotel stable in Bethlehem in the first year BC, but it is impossible to verify the real date of Jesus' birth. So why should it be set at1February 25th? On the one hand,1February 25th is the day when the Roman Empire commemorates the birth of the sun god, and in the Christian interpretation, it is believed that the birth of Christ Jesus symbolizes the light of the world.

So early Christians decided to celebrate the Christmas of Jesus' birth as1February 25th! Up to now, there have been different celebrations, and there are related activities all over the world, which have long been separated from the small-scale celebrations in which only Christians participate.

Turkey is essential for Christmas, and there are different opinions about why to eat turkey. One thing I know is that a group of English Puritans wanted to move to the American continent for a better life on a Christmas day in AD 1600. As a result, their products were poor and frozen, and many people died of hunger, so they had to catch turkeys that could be found everywhere to cook for the winter.

Eating roast turkey at Christmas has gradually become a habit, and its main meaning is to thank God for giving everyone a well-fed life.