What are the Christmas taboos? What should you pay attention to when giving Christmas gifts?

Today Christmas is no longer just a Western holiday, it is a major holiday celebrated by people all over the world. It is also welcomed by many people in China. Now that everyone recognizes it, its impact on our lives and work is also increasing. Today, Mr. Shui Mo will list for you several taboos about Christmas so that everyone can have a happy time without stepping on taboo minefields. Below are some things to note when it comes to residential Feng Shui taboos. Let’s take a look.

Christmas

Christmas, also known as Christmas, is translated as "Christ's Mass". Christmas is a traditional Western festival held on December 25th every year. Among them, Mass is a worship ceremony of the church. Christmas is also a religious festival (Christianity). Because it is celebrated as the birthday of Jesus, it is called "Christmas".
Most Catholic churches will first hold midnight mass on Christmas Eve on the 24th, which is in the early morning of December 25th, while some Christian churches will hold the Annunciation and then celebrate Christmas on December 25th; another major branch of Christianity, the Orthodox Church, celebrates Christmas on January 7th every year.

Christmas Taboos

Christmas originated in foreign countries. Generally, people give gifts to each other on Christmas Day. So when giving gifts, you must pay attention to the following issues:
1. Generally, people don’t like to give yellow gifts, as they think yellow symbolizes disloyalty. People prefer blue gifts, as they think blue represents friendship.
2. It is also taboo to give gloves to someone specifically, as it is considered a provocation;
3. It is also taboo to have the number 13 when giving gifts, as 13 is a very unlucky number for Westerners.
Friends, please read more and remember these mistakes that should not be made. Finally, I wish you all a happy and wonderful Christmas.