Taiwan has a bigger Christmas celebration than Mainland China. Even though a good majority of the residents aren’t Christians, most of the local retail stores do sell Christmas decorations and such. It is not seen as a National Holiday in the land of Taiwan, but people do wear Santa hats …
Christmas in South Africa falls in the summer. It is a very warm period with a lot of fun activities. On Christmas eve, carols by candlelight services are very popular. There are dance performances, nativity plays, concerts, and parties. Traditional Christmas trees and other grand Christmas decorations are quite common …
The Vietnamese regard Christmas Eve as more significant than the actual day of Christmas. Many people take Christmas as only a holiday for the Christians, and hence it is not a formal public holiday. In the biggest city of Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh, previously known as Saigon) individuals, especially the …
Venezuela’s Christmas celebration is one of the most exciting moments, not only in Latin America but also in the world. The people here value Christmas trees and make use of them during this particular moment. You will find most homes with the synthetic forms of Christmas trees. It is because, …
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