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Christmas Traditions: True or False

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Christmas Traditions: True or False
 

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Explore world Christmas customs

by Lucía Ruiz
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In Sweden, Christmas is celebrated only on December 25 with no other events.

2

In the Philippines, fireworks are banned during Christmas celebrations, making the season unusually quiet.

3

In Japan, Christmas is a national holiday and all offices are closed nationwide.

4

In Iceland, children place shoes by the window for the Yule Lads who leave gifts.

5

In Mexico, gifts are traditionally given on January 6 and not on December 25.

6

In Sweden, Saint Lucia Day on December 13 involves processions with candles.

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In Iceland, gifts are exchanged exclusively on Christmas Day with no other customs.

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In the Philippines, the Christmas season extends for months and includes various festive traditions.

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In Mexico, Las Posadas re-enact Mary and Joseph’s search for shelter.

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In Japan, Christmas Eve is commonly celebrated with a special meal of fried chicken.

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