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Q: What Christmas traditions are you bringing to China from your country this year?

11 years 13 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Not my tradition but we're having a Polish-Brazilian Christmas because of my various roommates, so we're having rice and beans with our dinner on Christmas Eve and we have to leave a place for baby Jesus at the dinner table...

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Gifts exchange ! My parent send gifts, we are preparing something for them. It's not big fancy gifts : we made them a picture album, decorated by ourselves. My wife really enjoy doing this.

 

She seems to like the idea of the Christmas tree, next year, we will give it a go. Hand-made decoration (paper made) are more fun than ready-made one, it keeps the kids busy and it's probably better for the environment. It can be a nice way to spend the cold evenings.

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Drinking alcohol and kissing under the mistletoe (with or without the mistletoe).

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I haven't done a lot for Christmas since I was a little kid but I look forward to getting together with some friends and enjoying some good times in China. It will be nice to be with people when seeing family isn't an option.

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Depression and over-spending (in that order).

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The same ones that I brought last year.

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the act of leaving China to celebrate xmas for realsies rather than fake plastic saxy santa xmas shopping hellish xmas under the palm trees. 

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There is a small group of foreigners here . And a group of very good cooks (my wife being one of them). She ordered in a ton of stuff for them...

 

So there is going to be a mixture of Western, Polish and Chinese food. I am expecting some amazing eggnog, perogies, beijing duck, potatoe salad, turkey and other various stuff. 

 

We will watch Christmas movies on a projector and do the secret Santa bit. Will be pretty decent this year. 

 

 

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