Christmas has traditionally been a Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, but at the beginning of the 20th century, it also became a secular family holiday, celebrated by both Christians and non-Christians. It is celebrated on the 25th of December as a cultural and religious festival for many people all over the world. In some of the most popular Christmas traditions, many of which have no Christian origins, Christians and non-Christians participate.
The common preparations include decorations of the place with Christmas trees lighting. Before the event celebrations, the house kept being deeply cleaned. The Christmas tree brings the Christmas spirit to homes. These customs include the decoration of evergreen trees or, in India, mango or bamboo trees the celebration and the exchange of gifts on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning.
It was a season of joy in the world in the middle of winter. Centuries before the arrival of a man named Jesus, the early Europeans celebrated light and birth in the darkest days of winter. During the winter solstice, when the worst of the winter was behind them, many people rejoiced and were able to look forward to longer days and longer hours of sunshine. In certain Western countries and other countries, the season of Christmas is also known as the holiday time or the festive season, which is usually known between November and the beginning of January.
The New Year is celebrated with great enthusiasm and fun around the globe. It’s a special day for people since this day is the beginning of the new year and they’re going to welcome the next year. People are making preparations for the New Year celebration several days earlier. People are purchasing new clothing, toys, and a lot of new items from the market. Shops are full of crowds these days. The New Year will be celebrated at midnight on 31 December and on 1 January. Revelers also enjoy meals and treats that are believed to give them good luck in the coming year.
Spectacular fireworks shows take place in several cities around the world as soon as the clock hits midnight on 31 December. Fireworks light up the sky in hundreds of cities as 12 midnight hits across the world. Catching fireworks and singing songs to celebrate the new year are other traditions that are popular globally. In the United States, the most symbolic New Year’s tradition is to drop a giant ball in Times Square in New York City at midnight. Millions of people around the world watch the gathering.
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