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Why does Christmas use Christmas trees but not other trees?
Christmas tree or Christmas tree with many decorative accessories is an indispensable and integral image in every Christmas occasion.
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The islands always belong to the past: what has been
Seabed always contains countless interesting and terrifying things. But the thing that floats on the sea is also mysterious: the islands!
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Legend of the demons during Christmas
The witch Frau Perchta, the evil Krampus ... are scary evil creatures in Christmas.
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The obvious but not everyone knows about Christmas
Christmas is celebrated in many countries around the world with many interesting and even amazing things.
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The world's smallest Christmas card is only half a strand of hair
This is a unique idea developed and implemented by scientists from the National Physical Research Department (NPL) of the UK National Metrology Agency.
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The oddest Christmas conventions in the world
Watching cartoons of Donald Duck, roller skating to church ... are strange Christmas celebrations in countries.
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Christmas dishes around the world
The Germans enjoy stollen desserts combined with dried fruits and almond flour, the Poles eat cabbage stew and the Romanian people eat meatballs at Christmas.
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Why is there a tradition of decorating and lighting up Christmas trees?
In December every year, people around the world are eager to prepare furniture to decorate the Christmas tree together. The tree used by everyone on this occasion is the…
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Interesting secrets about Christmas trees
When the temperature is low, the plant tissue is hard, transparent like glass, the forest is the home of tarantula spiders, the highest tree can reach 130m, can create a…
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How to decorate the Christmas tree
Two students, Nicole Wrightman and Alex Craig of the Department of Social Mathematics at Sheffied University, UK, used computers to build mathematical formulas to decora…
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Huge stone symbol of Australia suddenly turned into a waterfall
The arid sandstone block suddenly turned into a waterfall after just one night, making visitors extremely excited.
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The nation welcomes the earliest and latest year 2017 in the world
Do you know, the country that welcomes the earliest new year in the world is at 17:00 on December 31 and no later than 18:00 on January 1, 2017 in Vietnam time?
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Where is Santa's office?
Photographer Pawel Kopczynski visited the beautiful Santa Claus village in Finland, where Santa's official office is located.
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Why did Santa get through the chimney without being detected?
British researchers used Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity to explain scientifically why Santa brought gifts through chimneys on Christmas Eve without being detecte…
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Strange Japanese people eat Christmas with KFC fried chicken
This may seem strange to people who do not live in Japan, but with millions of Japanese people will not be able to bear Christmas celebrations without Kentucky, KFC frie…