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Christmas
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2. Christmas is a special time for many people
around the world. This is essentially the celebration of Christ’s birth.
No matter where, this celebration is something so amazing that
sometimes causes strange reactions in people. Of course, these
people think it’s normal but for foreigners watching from their cultural
perspective, these actions might look crazy.
From a strange Santa to do unusual things, this is the top 4 of
the most bizarre world Christmas customs.
3. If you though that Santa was the icon in the Christmas celebration, you
were wrong.
Here is Krampus, it is Santa’s evil twin whose job is to beat and punish
all the children who have misbehaved. On December 6th men dress
up in some of the scariest devil-like costumes you can imagine and
drunkenly run around towns hitting people with sticks and switches.
4. On Christmas Day, unmarried Czech women practice a traditional
fortune telling method to predict their relationship status for the
upcoming year. If you’d like to give this a try, here’s how to do it: Stand
with your back to your door and toss one of your shoes over your
shoulder. If it lands with the toe facing the door it means that you will
get married within the year. If it lands with the heel facing the door,
you’re in for another year of unmarried status.
5. In Caracas, Venezuela, church-goers attend an early morning mass
between December 16th and December 24th. Not so strange for a
mostly Catholic population. What is unusual about this practice is how
everyone gets to church: on roller skates. The streets are blocked off
to vehicular traffic until 8 am and children, the night before, tie one end
of a piece of string to their big toes and hang the other end out the
window. As roller skaters go by the next morning, they give a tug to all
the strings hanging out the windows.
6. For many Japanese, traditional Christmas dinner is Kentucky Fried
Chicken. It is so popular and well marketed that reservations may
have to be made to eat at a KFC on Christmas in Japan.