The earliest Christmas tree originated in ancient Rome, a German missionary used a fir tree to worship the Holy Child, and then the Germans regarded this day as a holiday for real children, and placed a tree in their home full of sweet cakes as the "paradise tree" of the Garden of Eden.
A long, long time ago, pagans in ancient Rome decorated their houses with evergreen branches, symbolizing the cycle of life after a cold winter. In the 16th century, Germans began to display evergreens in their homes.
At the end of the nineteenth century, European immigrants replaced Christmas trees in American colonies, and Christmas trees began to be popular in various parts of the world.
Every year on December 24, Germans begin to arrange a tree in their home, this tree is evergreen, and Germans will hang some sweet cakes on the tree to symbolize the holy bread.
In modern times, Christmas trees are no longer limited to hanging cookies, and many trinkets have replaced cookies. Now, there is also the Christmas Tower, a large triangular structure similar to a tree, with candles, stars and other decorations on the tower.
Christmas trees are not limited to pine trees, as long as they are evergreen and triangular can be regarded as Christmas trees, in addition, Christmas trees do not necessarily have to be living trees, some plastic can also be made.
