圣诞节，又名“耶诞节”，译名为“基督弥撒”，源自古罗马人迎接新年的农神

Christmas, also known as "Christmas", translated as "Christ Mass" is derived from the Roman Saturnalia welcoming the New Year and celebrate the birth of Jesus. Most of the Catholic church will first Christmas Eve December 24, that is held in the early morning of December 25 midnight mass, and some Christian Church will hold caroling, and then celebrate Christmas on December 25th; another Christian a large branch - the Orthodox Christmas celebration in the annual January 7.

Christmas, also known as the "Jesus Day", translated as "Christ Mass", originated from the Ancient Romans to welcome the New Year's Day of the Agricultural Gods, while celebrating the birth of Jesus. Most Catholic churches hold a midnight mass on Christmas Eve on 24 December, or 25 December, while some Christian churches celebrate Christmas on 25 December, and the Orthodox Christmas Day, another branch of Christianity, is celebrated on 7 January each year.

Christmas, also known as "Christmas Day", is translated as "Christ mass". It originated from the Roman people's new year's day of the God of agriculture and celebrated the birth of Jesus. Most catholic churches hold midnight mass on the Christmas Eve of December 24, i.e. in the early morning of December 25, while some Christian churches hold good news, and then celebrate Christmas on December 25; the other branch of Christianity, Orthodox Church, celebrates Christmas on January 7 of each year.