Merry Christmas to all of you,my friends.

Merry Christmas !
With all good wishes for a brilliant and happy Christmas season. Hope things are going all right with you.
May you have the best Christmas ever.
Wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas.
May the beauty and joy of Christmas remain with you throughout the new year！
Origin of Christmas
Christmas is the biggest festival in the Christian world. At the beginning of the 4th century, January 6 was a double festival for churches in the eastern part of the Roman Empire to commemorate the birth and baptism of Jesus. It was called epiphany, also known as epiphany, that is, God showed himself to the world through Jesus. At that time, there was only the church in naluraleng, which only commemorated the birth of Jesus, not the baptism of Jesus.

Later, historians found in the calendar commonly used by Roman Christians that it was recorded on the page of December 25, 354: "Christ was born in Bethlehem, Judah."

After research, it is generally believed that December 25 is accompanied by Christmas, which may begin in the Roman Church in 336. It spread to Antioch in Asia Minor in about 375 A.D. and Alexandria in Egypt in 430 A.D. The Church in Nalu Salem accepted it the latest, while the church in Armenia still insisted that Epiphany on January 6 was the birthday of Jesus.

December 25 was originally the birthday of Mithra, the Persian Sun God (i.e. the God of light). It is a pagan festival. At the same time, the sun god is also one of the gods of the Roman state religion. This day is also the winter solstice festival of the Roman calendar. Pagans who worship the sun god regard this day as the hope of spring and the beginning of the recovery of all things.

Perhaps for this reason, the Roman church chose this day as Christmas. This is one of the measures that the Church tried to Christianize the customs and habits of pagans in the early stage.

Later, although most churches accepted December 25 as Christmas, but the calendars used by local churches were different and the specific dates could not be unified, so they set December 24 to January 6 of the next year as Christmas. Local churches can celebrate Christmas during this period according to local conditions.