What does Christmas tree mean?

The Christmas tree symbolizes the tree of life or knowledge of good and evil.

In the Middle Ages, the popular religious drama in Germany was a scene in the Garden of Eden. After God created man, when Adam and Eve betrayed God, a palm tree with apples was used to represent the tree of life or the tree of knowing good and evil. Later, the friend trick of the tree of life in the letter moved to the home, symbolizing the coming of the savior. With the development of this symbol, it became a custom to decorate the Christmas tree in15th century.

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Christmas trees are evergreen trees decorated with lights, candles and decorations. As one of the important elements of Christmas, the modern Christmas tree originated in Germany, and then gradually became popular all over the world, becoming one of the most famous traditions in Christmas celebrations.

It is said that the Christmas tree first appeared in the so-called Saturnalia in mid-February of 65438 in ancient Rome. Nowadays, people usually bring an evergreen plant, such as pine, indoors or outdoors around Christmas and decorate it with Christmas lights and colorful decorations. Put an angel or a star on the top of the tree.