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Oxford Street in London is decorated with Christmas lights each year, putting visitors in the holiday spirit and making it a popular place for Christmas shopping. Santa Claus is said to deliver presents to children's homes on Christmas Eve by placing gifts under the tree and in stockings. On Christmas Day, families gather to open presents from Santa and loved ones before enjoying a traditional Christmas lunch that usually includes turkey, vegetables, and mince pies.
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In Great Britain, Christmas is celebrated with decorations like trees, holly, ivy and mistletoe. Families decorate their homes and celebrate with a large meal on Christmas Day, opening gifts and going to church in the morning. People view Father Christmas or Santa Claus as bringing presents which are placed in stockings on Christmas Eve. Boxing Day on December 26th features sporting events such as football and horse riding.
Christmas in great britain
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At Christmas time, streets and houses are decorated with lights in preparation for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. On Christmas Eve, people wrap presents and get excited for Christmas Day. Families leave out food and drinks for Santa and carrots for his reindeer. On Christmas Day, children wake up early to find Santa has filled their stockings with presents and left even more under the tree. It is tradition for families to share a large meal of turkey, pudding, and mince pies on Christmas Day.
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Christmas in England
In the UK, families traditionally celebrate Christmas together and decorate their homes with Christmas trees, holly, ivy, mistletoe and lights. Children believe that Santa Claus leaves presents in their stockings or by the fireplace overnight on Christmas Eve. The main Christmas meal is usually roast turkey, vegetables and dessert, often including Christmas pudding, mince pies and chocolate.
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Calendar festivities
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Christmas has been celebrated in England for over a thousand years and traditions like decorating, sending cards, listening to music, and eating special foods on Christmas Eve and Day are an important part of English Christmas culture. Traditions include a roast turkey dinner, mince pies that date back to medieval times, pulling Christmas crackers for small toys or jokes, and believing Father Christmas brings presents like Santa Claus.
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Christmas has been celebrated in England for over a thousand years and traditions include decorating with calendars, cards, music and trees. The traditional Christmas dinner is roast turkey with vegetables and sauces while mince pies made their way into festivities in the Middle Ages. Pulling Christmas crackers to reveal small gifts inside is also a common practice as is the jolly Father Christmas figure distributing toys from the North Pole. Decorating and present-giving make Christmas Eve and Day special occasions.
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Christmas in England typically includes several national holidays and traditions such as celebrating Christmas Eve and Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Eve and Day as time off work. Popular Christmas foods include turkey, mince pies, sausage rolls, Christmas pudding, and chocolate log. Children in primary schools perform Nativity plays and families enjoy pantomimes together. Other traditions involve sending Christmas cards, carol singing, building snowmen if it snows, opening Advent calendars, pulling crackers at meals, kissing under mistletoe, and following Father Christmas traditions on Christmas Eve and Day.
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Romanian winter traditions include spending Christmas Eve going caroling and receiving treats, celebrating St. Nicolas Day where children receive chocolate in their shoes, and performing the "goat dance" on New Year's Eve where costumes represent the old year dying and the new year being born. Special Christmas foods are stuffed cabbage rolls and various pork dishes, and Santa Claus visits on December 25th to place presents under the tree. Many religious traditions were banned during communist rule.
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English people celebrate Christmas with several traditions:
1) On Christmas Eve, children hang stockings for Father Christmas and leave carrots and mince pies for reindeer and Father Christmas.
2) On Christmas Day, families open presents, have a turkey dinner, and watch the Queen's annual Christmas message.
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4) New Year's Eve features fireworks displays in London and Edinburgh and big celebrations across the country.
Christmas in England
In England, Christmas is celebrated on December 25th. On Christmas Eve, children put stockings by their beds hoping Father Christmas will fill them with presents overnight. They also write letters to Father Christmas with their gift requests. According to tradition, Father Christmas lives at the North Pole and delivers presents pulled by his nine reindeer. On Christmas Day, families gather for a large meal that usually includes turkey before opening presents under the Christmas tree.
December in sweden
The document describes several December traditions in Sweden. Advent begins four Sundays before Christmas and involves lighting additional candles each week. On December 13th, Lucia is celebrated, commemorating a German tradition of a girl dressed in white with candles in her hair. Christmas celebrations in Sweden typically begin on the first Advent and include a Christmas breakfast, meeting with family, watching Donald Duck at 3PM, having Christmas dinner at 5PM, and receiving gifts from Santa around 6-7PM. New Year's Eve involves celebrating the upcoming year with friends or family, eating a nice dinner, and watching fireworks at midnight.
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Brazil celebrates Christmas in summer with Father Christmas wearing red silk due to the heat. In China, Christians decorate with paper lanterns and candles for Christmas as it is not a public holiday. Chinese children leave stockings for Sheng Dan Lao Ren, who is Santa Claus. In Malta, a child aged 7-10 gives the sermon at Midnight Mass and receives a gift from the priest.
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The document provides information about Easter traditions in several countries. It discusses Easter traditions and customs in England such as Easter bonnet parades and egg decorating competitions in schools. It also describes common Easter foods in England like hot cross buns and traditional Easter meals. The document then discusses similar traditions in other European countries and regions, including traditions related to Easter eggs, Holy Week processions, palm Sunday, and regional Easter foods.
British holidays
British customs and traditions vary widely across different regions but often have long histories. Some key celebrations discussed include Halloween, where people dress up and carve pumpkins; Christmas, marked by decorating trees, exchanging gifts, and feasting on turkey dinner; and New Year's, when people gather to celebrate the incoming year and make resolutions. Traditions like mistletoe kissing and caroling are also described. Understanding these customs provides insight into British culture and history.
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Easter Sunday is celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon following the Northern Hemisphere's spring equinox. Christians gather for sunrise services and Easter vigils lighting new fires and candles to celebrate Jesus rising from the dead on the third day after his crucifixion. Traditional Easter foods include roast lamb, boiled eggs, and Simnel cake, while children enjoy hunting for chocolate eggs and receiving other chocolate treats like eggs and biscuits as gifts. The date of Easter varies year to year depending on the lunar calendar.
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Christmas is one of the greatest holidays celebrated in Britain on December 25th, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. Some key British Christmas traditions include preparing Christmas dinner with roast turkey or goose, decorating Christmas trees which originated in Germany, caroling from house to house, sending Christmas cards, and the arrival of Father Christmas who children believe leaves presents in their stockings by the fireplace on Christmas Eve. Today, Christmas remains one of the most popular holidays in Britain.
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