What is the name of the star on top of the Christmas tree? Tell you 10 Christmas cold knowledge

When it comes to Christmas, children will definitely think of Santa Claus, reindeer, socks for gifts... But there is a lot behind this! Today, let's share with you the cold knowledge of Christmas!
01
What is the name of the star on the top of the Christmas tree?
The star on the top of the Christmas tree is called the Star of Bethlehem, a supernova that appeared above Jesus' head when he was born.
02
Are there different colors for Christmas?
The United States has a white Christmas, Finland has a purple Christmas (because the mountains are full of violets), and Australia has a nude Christmas in the southern hemisphere.
03
How did the first artificial Christmas tree come about?
The world's first artificial Christmas tree was made by the Germans with dyed goose feathers.
04
What food do you eat for Christmas?
In addition to turkey, there must be a gingerbread house and a gingerbread villain who can't escape no matter how you run.
05
What is the name of Santa's reindeer?
Most of Santa's reindeer are named after men, such as Blitzen (lightning), Comet (comet) and Cupid (cupid). But male reindeer shed their antlers at Christmas, so the reindeer that help Santa pull his sleigh are actually female.
06
How long does it take for a Christmas tree to grow before it can be sold?
Christmas trees have been on public sale in the United States since 1850, and they typically grow 15 years before being sold.
07
Why is Christmas on December 25th?
Jesus was actually born between September and October. Christmas (December 25), as it is now celebrated, dates from more than 400 AD. At that time, Christianity became the state religion of the Roman Empire. In order to combine the Sun Festival (December 25th), which was celebrated by the public at that time, with the new state religion, the birth date of Jesus was set as the current December 25th.
08
Who invented the "peace fruit"?
It is a Christmas custom created by the Chinese to send each other "peaceful fruit".
09
Is there a professional Santa Claus?
There is a Santa Claus Village in Finland, which receives hundreds of thousands of letters from more than 150 countries and regions in the world every year, and the professional Santa Clauses (certified) will reply to the children in at least 8 languages. .
10
How long is the largest Christmas stocking in the world?
The world's largest Christmas stocking is 32.56 meters long and 14.97 meters wide. It weighs the same as five reindeer and can hold nearly 1,000 Christmas gifts. It was made by a child-friendly community in London in 2007.
What can you do with your children at Christmas?
01
Decorate the Christmas tree together
What should a Christmas tree look like?
Buy an evergreen tree, hang colorful lanterns, all kinds of small pendants, strange-shaped plush balls with your baby...
Baby will be very excited about this process. If you think it's too much trouble, or really don't have the time to do such a big deal, please don't give up so easily, try this:
1. Pick up all kinds of building blocks and stack a building block Christmas tree with your baby;
2. Pick up small scissors, big colored paper, cut, spell, glue, draw... Let's make a cardboard Christmas forest that belongs to you;
3. Don't throw away the finished cans, wash them and recycle them, and spliced ​​together a robot Christmas tree.
02
Let's make a Christmas family dinner together
What would you like to eat for Christmas?
Why not bake with your baby!
Put on your chef's hat, prepare a small spatula, and let's start!
Look! Whose little face did the flour get to?
Knead, knead, and see who has the best gingerbread man!
03
make a wish together
Sitting in front of the most beautiful Christmas tree, eating Christmas cookies, making Christmas wishes this year in the cheerful music, and seeing if there will be Santa Claus coming to realize the dream?
I still remember such a dialogue in the story of "The Little Prince",
The little prince asked the fox, "What is the ceremony?"
The fox replied:
"This is also something that has long been forgotten,
It is what makes one day different from others,
To make one moment different from another. "
The sense of ritual is not hypocritical for children.
It is the emotional needs of children.
Occasional surprises and a sense of ritual,
Let children hold respect and awe for certain things
in subtle
It can also be their best memory
Isn't this a happy experience?