Christmas Lights Many People Shopping Enthusiasm Shopping Tide Swept Europe And The United States.

According to media reports, "Christmas is here to stay", Christmas Eve, Christmas! Today, the happy singing of the streets and lanes is not only the Christmas horn that flies across the sea, but also the Christmas soundtrack made by Chinese wallets.

In the past two days, sales promotion messages have not been collected, what is not closing on Christmas Eve, part 99 is reduced by 70, and midnight is limited to iPad.

Boy, this Christmas has become a shopping festival. Businessmen seize the opportunity.

U.S.A:

Santa Claus, Christmas tree, Christmas elk, Christmas stockings, Chinese people, old and young, I am afraid I am familiar with these Christmas symbols, let alone American friends.

Wang Duo, a Chinese American, tells us that Christmas is a real bustle for every American family.

Wang Duo: they will put the lawn on.

The economy is sluggish. Americans are enthusiastic about Christmas shopping.

Host: let's say "money without money, go home for the new year".

At that time, Americans spend money or money on their new year's Eve? Wang Duo said, no matter how ugly the economic data is, the American passion for Christmas shopping is the same.

Wang Duo: in the evenings, they often go to shopping malls, and then find that there are so many cars in the parking lot that they need to turn around for more than ten minutes to wait until the empty parking spaces. There are so many people in the shopping malls.

I have been in the United States for about four years, and I feel as if it is almost every year. This time is very crowded.

We did not feel that the economy was bad, so we were affected.

Christmas in Britain is also swept by the shopping tide

In Europe, where is Santa Claus, what is it like before Christmas? Ma Xiaojie, a Chinese American who lives in Sheffield, England, says that Britain is also swept by the shopping tide at the moment, a bit like the black Friday before the American Thanksgiving Day.

Ma Xiaojie: first of all, the streets are fully arranged. You can see many different forms of Christmas trees, such as all the lanterns, and the hanging lamps on the normal pine trees.

Like I went to a large shopping mall this morning, there were all kinds of discounts and what kinds of things were very, very much. I went to Paris Shop and went to some shops. There were still many people to buy those gifts, so I felt that there was no influence at all, how to celebrate holidays or how to celebrate holidays.

Family reunion is the core of Christmas holiday.

When the Festival becomes a discount opportunity, will the reunion and warmth of relatives, friends and family fallow be discounted by the discounted commodities? Ma Xiaojie said that the reunion of friends and family is always the core of the Christmas holiday.

Ma Xiaojie: I went to the store today to find that there are still a lot of older people who buy a lot of gifts. It's very, very happy for those who are old enough to reunite with their families.

Because No. 25 Christmas includes shops, including hotels, all of which are closed.

If you don't cook your own meals, you'll have no place to eat, and you'll have to starve.

Christmas has long been a part of Japanese tradition.

If Christmas is a big apple, Chinese love for Christmas is just a compliment on the color of pericarp.

The significance of Christmas is quite different from Japan, which is not far away.

Huang Xueqing, a Chinese tourist in Japan, said that Christmas has long been a part of Japanese tradition.

Huang Xueqing: the Japanese have had a history of Christmas for more than 100 years. In 1900, the Meiji house entered Ginza and began the Christmas Eve commercial war, which became an important opportunity for the Japanese to start Christmas.

Now the Christmas decorations in Japan are starting to start earlier and earlier this year. I saw a beautiful Christmas tree on the street in the shops from Halloween in November.

As in previous years, the lantern show will be held in many city centers, such as Tokyo's office center, Tai Ting Ting, and the whole street is bright and magnificent.

A survey of Japanese people showed that the Japanese wished to spend more than 60% of their Christmas together with their families. 66% of them answered the question of how to spend Christmas.

For more than 7 of the singles, they hope to spend Christmas with each other and give presents. This year's survey shows that Japanese women most want to receive Christmas gifts as rings. The most desirable gift for men is watches.