Merry Christmas
The origin and significance of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day is mainly related to the birth of Jesus. Christmas Eve, or 24 December, is the night before the birth of Jesus and is known as Christmas Eve. Christmas Day, on the other hand, is 25 December and is used to commemorate the birth of Jesus.
The significance of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day is to commemorate the birth of Jesus, symbolising hope, salvation and new life. The birth of Jesus is considered to be one of the most important events in human history, and he brought God's salvation and forgiveness to mankind. Therefore, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are not only religious festivals, but have also become a global cultural phenomenon, with people celebrating this holiday by gathering, exchanging gifts and decorating Christmas trees to express their blessings and love for family and friends.
During Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, many families get together for a sumptuous dinner, sit around a roaring fire, play the piano and sing songs, and share their joys. Masquerade balls are also held and celebrated all night long.