What day is Christmas?

Christmas is December 25th.

Christmas customs in foreign countries:

No.1. Christmas in Catalonia, Spain Woodenhead

In Catalonia, Spain, every household will have a little Christmas Woodenhead wearing a little red riding hood on December 8th every year. Every host will leave something to eat for Woodenhead Jr. and wrap a blanket around Woodenhead to prevent him from starving and freezing. Then, when the children are not looking, hide the Christmas present under the blanket. Anyway, Woodenhead is hollow, and the children will think that the gift is really Woodenhead's poop.

No. 2 Carrot Night in Oaxaca, Mexico

Every year on December 23rd, Oaxaca, southern Mexico, holds the annual "Vegetable Carving Competition". Carrots are seasonal vegetables, and works carved from carrots will also be exhibited on Christmas Day. These miniature sculptures vividly depict the scene when Jesus was born and reproduce many local Mexican folk stories. The origin of the micro-carving of carrot is that the shopkeepers of several local shops have a whim to attract customers with mini-carving of carrot. Time flies, and now, this custom has evolved into a three-day festival today.

No.3. Santa Claus "occupied" San Francisco

This year is the 2th year that San Francisco has held the "Santa Claus Party". Imagine that men, women and children are all dressed up as Santa Claus and gathered together. To join this party, you don't just have to wear a Santa hat, you have to wear Santa Claus' clothes completely, and you have to call your partners who are also dressed as "Santa Claus".