圣诞树的英文介绍 每年12月25日,是基督徒庆祝耶稣基督诞生的庆祝日,也就是圣诞节。本文是为大家整理的圣诞树的英文,希望大家的圣诞节过得充实而愉快! christmas tree (圣诞树) is a celebration of the most famous christmas traditions. usually people are around to a christmas evergreen trees such as pines get into the house or outdoors, and use christmas lights and colorful ornaments decorated. and to an angel or a star on the tree top. with deng zhu and accessories to decorate the fir tree or up larch evergreen, as a part of christmas celebrations. modern christmas tree originated in germany. german december 24 of each year, namely, adam and eve festival, at home and decorated a fir tree (the tree of the garden of eden), the thin biscuits cabinets, a symbol of st. cake (christian redemption of the tag). modern use all kinds of cookies instead of wafers, but also often coupled with a symbol of christ candle. in addition, the room also has christmas tower, is a triangular wooden structure, there are many small frame grid to place jesus statue, tower decorated with evergreen foliage, candles and a star. to the 16th century, christmas trees tower and the garden of eden into a christmas tree. the 18th century, such custom in the german lutheran believers fairly popular, but only became popular until the 19th century, the country, to become germany's deep-rooted tradition. the early 19th century, christmas trees reached the united kingdom; the mid-19th century, queen victoria's husband, prince albert of germany to promote the universal. victorian-style christmas tree decorated with candles, candy and cake colors, with ribbons and paper chains hanging on the branches. as early as the 17th century by german immigrants brought the christmas tree in north america, to the 19th century is widely popular. in austria, switzerland, poland and the netherlands are also quite popular. in china and japan, the christmas tree in the 19th and 20th century missionaries from the united states imported, mostly decorated with colorful paper flowers. 本文来源:https://www.wddqw.com/doc/5a5b37013269a45177232f60ddccda38376be17f.html