An important festival in Christianity commemorating the birth of Jesus. It is also called Christmas, the Feast of the Nativity, and in the Catholic Church, the Vigil of the Nativity of Jesus. The Bible does not record the date of Jesus' birth. In 336 AD, the Roman Church began celebrating this festival on December 25. December 25 was originally the date set by the Roman Empire to celebrate the birth of the Sun God. Some believe that this date was chosen for Christmas because Christians saw Jesus as the righteous and eternal sun.

After the mid-5th century, Christmas became an important holiday, became a church tradition, and gradually spread to both Eastern and Western churches. Due to differences in calendars and other reasons, the specific dates and forms of celebration vary among denominations. The custom of celebrating Christmas spread to Asia mainly in the mid-19th century, with countries like Japan and South Korea being influenced by Christmas culture.

Nowadays, in the West, people commonly exchange gifts, hold feasts, and enhance the festive atmosphere with Santa Claus, Christmas trees, and other decorations, making it a widespread practice. Christmas has also become a public holiday in the Western world and many other regions.

Finally, ACLMEC wishes everyone peace, joy, and family togetherness during the Christmas holiday.

ACLMEC wishes everyone a happy Merry Christmas！