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It is the birthplace of the Savior Jesus Christ.
The birth of Jesus Christ was announced by God as well as by messengers and even wizards, who strongly advocated "A star will rise". Knowing this prophecy, three magicians started looking, determined to search for the places until that star appeared. But the way was relieved, being announced by an angel, for great are the wonders of the Lord. They saw the star in the sky and, following it, they came to the manger, where - seeing the miracle - they fell on their knees, worshiped and offered gifts: gold, myrrh and incense.

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It is indispensable in our homes during the winter holidays and is probably the main symbol of Christmas.
The Christmas tree (or Christmas tree) is usually a natural or artificial green fir tree. Traditionally it is associated with the celebration of Christmas. It is brought to the houses and decorated with Christmas lights (initially candles, but with the evolution of technology, it is customary to use LED bulbs or various light cables), ornaments, garlands, candies and sweets in the period before Christmas. Tradition says the Christmas tree is adorned on Christmas Eve on December 24th. An angel or star can be put on top of the tree, representing the angels or the star of Bethlehem.

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Santa Claus is a mythological person who shares gifts to all children on Christmas Eve (24th to 25th December).

Even though the myth may vary from area to area, especially depending on the climate during Christmas (which starts from a frozen winter in the northern hemisphere and reaches a warm summer in the southern hemisphere), Santa is generally imagined as being dressed in a red suit with a long white beard and living in a northern country (more often in Finland or Canada).

The guerrillas help him prepare the presents in Santa's workshop. He distributes the gifts with the help of a flying sail drawn by reindeer (or a surfboard in Australia).

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The tradition of the snow man dates back to the Middle Ages, more precisely in the 1380s when it was customary that with the arrival of the snow, this sympathetic character took his life.

Things changed in the mid-nineteenth century, when the character came to the attention of educators, recommending to children of small ages, playing with the snowman to develop their artistic abilities.

Today, besides being a child's creation, the snowman is a great success symbol used in advertising during the winter holidays.