Learn about the history, culture, and understanding of how Christmas is celebrated in the West

Jessin, the Son of God, atoned for the sins of all mankind on December 25, 2018, the day he was born as a virgin in the form of a baby. Mankind has designated December 25 of each year as "Christmas" for the birth of this holy child.

The origin and history of Christmas in the West seem to imply that the West was once a very poor country, and then there was a good old time. So Christmas was also born.

I remember hearing that when I was a kid was Christmas, the day of Jesus' birth, so on that day, the whole world celebrated. It's as if our current Spring Festival is the beginning of a new year in which everything new is revived.

I remember the first time I got a Christmas gift when I was 5 years old, 65 years ago in 1952, and since then this holiday has been deeply rooted in my heart, and now I don't want to get any gifts every Christmas, but go to church to give more, hoping that the children will get gifts, because I still remember the joy and warmth when I got the Christmas gift 65 years ago.

In my own personal opinion, I think that the origin and history of Christmas in the West originated from an old story in the West.

Christmas is the origin of Jesus' birth as a human being, and it is to commemorate the birth of Jesus.

December 25 as Christmas probably began in the Roman Church in 336 AD. At the beginning of the 4th century, January 6 was a double feast day for the birth and baptism of Jesus in the churches of the eastern part of the Roman Empire. This day is also the winter solstice festival of the Roman calendar, which signifies the beginning of the revival of all things.

It is probably for this reason that the Church of Rome chose this day as Christmas. Later, because the almanacs used by the churches in different places could not be used in different places, the specific date could not be uniform, so December 24 was designated as Christmas.

Christmas in the West is probably to celebrate the birth of the God Jesus in Western mythology, but the holiday also became popular when Jesus was crucified on the pickaxe, and later the West celebrated this day as a New Year.

Christmas is as light and heavy as a market for Chinese.

I don't know exactly where this Christmas festival came from and what it is, but I do know a little bit about it, and it seems to be in my old English books.

Without the birth of Jesus, the Son of God, there would be no annual Christmas? Everything else is.

I don't know, but I used to read a reading comprehension article, and I have basically forgotten about it a long time ago.