At what age is Christmas more popular?

From the beginning of the 19th century to the middle of the 19th century, the whole trip began to travel through Europe and the Americas. And derived the corresponding Christmas culture.

Christmas spread to Asia in the mid-19th century, and Japan, Korea, China, etc. were all influenced by Christmas culture.

Christmas is a religious holiday. In the nineteenth century, the popularity of Christmas cards and the emergence of Santa Claus made Christmas gradually popular. After the popularity of the celebration of the Holy Birthday in Northern Europe, Christmas decorations combined with the winter in the Northern Hemisphere also appeared.

After the reform and opening up, Christmas was particularly prominent in China, and by the beginning of the 21st century, Christmas was organically combined with local Chinese customs and developed more and more maturely. Eating apples, bringing Christmas hats, sending Christmas cards, attending Christmas parties, and shopping for Christmas have become part of Chinese life.

Christmas landed in China and has a history of about 150 years.

In the early days, only foreigners from big cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou celebrated Christmas, and not many people participated in the celebrations.

With the gradual "opening" of coastal ports, churches and foreigners are becoming more and more common on the streets.

The "christmas" of this foreigner are also becoming more and more popular.

By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Chinese slowly fell in love with Christmas.

On Christmas Day 1898, a church in Hongkou, Shanghai, alone attracted more than 3,000 people to play.

Christmas is a holiday in the West. It has never been popular in China. It has only become popular in the last few years after the reform and opening up.

In the 80s, influenced by Soviet culture. (Russians also celebrate Christmas).

The popularity of Christmas in China began in the 00s of the 21st century.

Christmas is the most important traditional holiday in Europe and the United States.

From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the time before liberation, some social elites who had been influenced by European and American culture had been very respectful and enthusiastic about the festival.

After the liberation, under the influence of ideology, Christmas was abandoned by the Chinese people who advocated hard work and were hostile to Western powers.

After the reform and opening up in the late 80s of the last century, the concept of Christmas was brought back to the mainland (especially Shenzhen) by Hong Kong and Macao people and overseas Chinese.

Christmas has obvious props, **, logos, film and television, books and a series of additional products, in the early nineties by the domestic business circle of fierce admiration, in 1991 in the special zone Shenzhen formed the first domestic festival movement, and then affected Shanghai, after the southern tour speech Christmas economy has affected the country's major cities, greatly promoting the economic prosperity at the end of the year.

After 30 years of development, although Christmas has not been included in the legal holidays of our country, it has gradually been included and has become a warm-up project for our country to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, and has also become the most important commercial, cultural and entertainment activity in our country on the eve of the new year.