Christmas

Every year on December 25, people celebrate Christmas. The festival celebrates the anniversary of Jesus Christ's birth. Christian mythology regards Jesus Christ as God's Messiah. His birthday is, therefore, one of the happiest occasions for Christians. The festival is one of the most widely celebrated events globally, even though it is mostly celebrated by Christians. Christmas is a time to celebrate and show love. Everyone celebrates it with great zeal and enthusiasm, regardless of their religion.
The Christmas tree is decorated to start the Christmas season. The most significant aspects of Christmas are the decorations and lighting of the tree. The Christmas tree is a real or artificial pine tree that is decorated with lights, ornaments, toys, bells, flowers, presents, and other items. Presents for their loved ones are also hidden. Gifts are typically concealed under the tree in socks. There is a longstanding myth that on Christmas Eve, a saint by the name of Santa Claus appears and hides gifts for well-behaved children. It is this fictitious figure that makes everyone smile.
 
People exchange Christmas-related histories and stories with one another on this day. On this day, according to popular belief, the son of God, Jesus Christ, came to Earth to put an end to human suffering. His visit is an instance of happiness and goodwill, as shown by the shepherds' and wise men's visits. Indeed, Christmas is a wonderful celebration centered around happiness and joy. It is also my very favorite festival because of this.

In addition to its spiritual significance, the festival has become known for gift-giving among friends and family. The lovely kids are eagerly awaiting their annual Christmas gift from Santa. People become so obsessed with getting gifts that they wake up at midnight wondering what Santa will bring them. When they tell their parents about their wishes, their parents make an effort to fulfill them on Santa's behalf.