Eating oranges on Christmas Eve means that all your wishes will come true and you will be satisfied.

In addition to oranges, you can also eat apples on Christmas Eve, which represents peace and tranquility.

1. The word "orange" in orange has the same pronunciation as the word "成". Giving oranges means "all your wishes will come true".

In addition, the fruit language of orange is contentment.

Because "orange" also happens to have the same pronunciation as "成".

2. "Orange" and "sincerity" have the same pronunciation, so giving oranges to the opposite sex on Christmas Eve represents sincerity in love and means that you will love you sincerely.

There is also a saying that a girl gives a boy an apple to imply that the love between the two will last forever and that the other person will be safe and sound. The boy should give an orange as a return gift to express his sincere love for the girl.

3. It is slightly different from meaning 2. Giving oranges means that I have a crush on you.

There are many theories about the origin of Christmas Eve.

At the beginning, it was because I believed that eating oranges on Christmas Eve can make a wish. The meaning and symbol of oranges is that all wishes come true, full of sincerity, and abundant wealth. The orange of oranges can be understood as success and sincerity, and the plump shape of oranges means that oranges are plump and plump.

The color is yellow, which symbolizes wealth, so it is customary to eat oranges on this day.

And the word orange in orange can be associated with sincerity, and the shape of orange is spherical and very full, so orange has the meaning of sincerity. You can give it to the person you like to express your loyalty to her, and slowly

It is also customary to give oranges on Christmas Eve.

The skin color of oranges is yellow, which symbolizes wealth and wealth, and the shape of oranges is spherical, very round and plump. Therefore, placing oranges at home has the good hope of rolling in wealth.

It has basically no meaning to make a wish now, but because people are used to this custom, it has been passed down to this day.

Christmas Eve celebrated by foreigners is just like the Spring Festival in China, it is a national statutory holiday.

On this day, both people who are far away from home and busy office workers will put down their work and rush home to have a sumptuous dinner with their parents and relatives, sitting around the fire.

Sing or chat and spend this wonderful night happily.

December 25th is Christmas, and Christmas Eve on December 24th is the most festive time.

According to Western tradition, Christmas Eve is celebrated at home with family members.

At this time, if you don't have permission, generally don't visit casually.

Of course, there are also many foreign friends who work alone in China and can only spend Christmas by themselves. At this time, you might as well ask them in advance what their plans are and see if they need to get together, which can also help them relieve some of their homesickness.

But please note that this kind of party invitation is not mandatory, and you must respect the other party's choice.

Maybe the other person just wants to quietly call their family on Christmas to say they're safe.

Other traditions on Christmas Eve: 1. Germans have the habit of eating carp on Christmas Eve, December 24th.

For many, tender carp meat is as indispensable on Christmas Eve as almond candy.

According to statistics from the German Fisheries Association, Germans eat 14,000 tons of carp every year, of which 10,000 tons are produced in Germany and the rest need to be imported.

Among them, 70% of carp will appear on the menu during the Christmas period.

From the Ruhr area in western Germany southward, it is traditional to eat carp on Christmas Eve.

Especially in the southern Alps, devout Catholics used to eat only fish instead of meat on Christmas Eve. This tradition has been preserved to this day.

Therefore, every Christmas, many customers will flock to a fishery near Lake Gandek near Bremen in northern Germany to buy carp.

According to Abel, director of the fishery, most of the 200 tons of carp they sell are imported from the Czech Republic, transshipped directly from Bremerhaven, and then shipped to various parts of Germany.

2. Westerners are accustomed to going on vacation during this holiday.

Generally, we travel as a family unit.

Therefore, if you want to visit during this time, it is best to inform them in advance. This will not only appear polite, but also prevent you from making a wasted trip.

The New Year is gradually approaching. After a busy year, it’s time to comfort yourself.

Seeing relatives and meeting friends is another happy meeting.

Of course, a party cannot be separated from food. You can try traditional Western food, such as turkey, to feel the warm atmosphere of reunion; you can also try weird ingredients, such as crocodile, to enjoy fresh excitement.

The reporter is here to introduce you to good places for gatherings and some seasonal delicacies.

Giving Christmas gifts isn’t just Santa’s job.

For the foreign friends around you, you might as well prepare a small Christmas gift for them.

Please note that Christmas gifts must be beautifully packaged.

In addition, even if you have not prepared a special gift, you should still send a greeting card to your foreign colleagues or classmates, so as not to ignore this holiday for them.

3. Westerners eat turkey on Christmas, just like we eat chicken and fish on New Year’s Eve. It not only takes into account the beauty and visual richness of the dishes, but also symbolizes the reunion of the whole family to enjoy a big meal together.

In the American continent, turkey is a very common meat and a traditional food for Christmas, a grand Western festival.

Turkey is a specialty of the Americas and had been domesticated by the Indians before Europeans arrived in the Americas.