Strange Christmas Customs In The World

As a major festival for Christians, today Christmas has become popular in many countries.1. Japan: Japanese people refrain from giving or sending each other with red cards because of the notion that only obituaries carry that color. Therefore, instead of red cards like many other countries, they will give each other a white card like snowflakes, which symbolizes purity. Catalonia, Spain: Before Christmas, people in Catalonia (Spain) will decorate a small log like a cartoon character with a lovely hat and a bright smile

. This lively "log" appeared in every household about two weeks before Christmas and was specially cared for with a daily ration, of candies and fruit. On Christmas Eve, family members will hit the wooden figure with a stick and hum together the traditional Christmas carols. Austria: Christmas in other countries, good kids will receive Santa's reward, but Austrian people have a more unique way of celebrating Christmas Young men will transform into demons Krampus holding sticks and whips to chase and punish bad kids on Santa's "black list".



This is a custom that originates in the German Alps and spreads throughout Hungary, Bavaria, and Slovenia, and is especially popular in Austria. Caracas, Venezuela: Coming to Caracas (Venezuela), visitors will experience a different feeling when coming to the church at Christmas. Motorized traffic was ceased in all streets, and people would skate to attend mass instead. UK: One of the indispensable foods for British Christmas is the pudding. A special feature is when making this cake, the British have traditionally made a wish while mixing the ingredients together clockwise to make that wish come true. India: India has only a small percentage of the Christian population and they celebrate Christmas in their own way. Instead of decorating a brilliant Christmas tree like many other countries in the world, here they decorate a banana tree Sweden: In the town of Gavle, Sweden, after Christmas is over, people will burn a giant straw goat (Scandinavian Christmas symbol from centuries past) to celebrate.



Ukraine: Unlike the decoration in other countries, Ukrainians often add a fake spider and spider web to the Christmas tree. It is believed that the spider web appearing on the morning of Christmas will bring good luck. Italy: At Christmas, all the children are eager to blow Santa Claus in red, but in Italy, they are waiting for a witch to bring their favorite presents. Latvia: Coming to Latvia, visitors will experience a very interesting feeling when participating in this festival right on the street. Latvian people have a strange custom that mime performers will wear masks according to the ranked rank, most commonly: bear, horse, goat, gypsum masks, even more funny, fake masks. walking zombies and acting "pantomime". 11. Norway: A rather strange custom in Norway on Christmas Day is that all the brooms in families are hidden.



The Norwegian believes that witches and evil spirits will escape at Christmas, stealing brooms to fly into the sky..

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