The traditional foods of Christmas vary from region to region and country to country, but here are some common Christmas foods:

1. Turkey: Turkey is one of the main dishes of Christmas, especially in North America. People often stuff turkey stuffing inside the turkey and then roast it whole.

2. Christmas cake: In the United Kingdom, Australia, and many European countries, Christmas cake is a popular Christmas dessert. Cakes usually contain fruit, nuts, and spices, and are covered with frosting or chocolate.

3. Christmas pudding: Christmas pudding is a traditional British dessert made primarily of breadcrumbs, eggs, milk, and spices. Pudding is usually baked in the oven, sometimes with added fruit and alcohol, such as brandy or rum.

4. Gingerbread: Gingerbread is a common Christmas snack, especially in Germany, the Netherlands, and the Nordic regions. Gingerbread is usually made with ginger, cinnamon, cloves, and honey, and comes in a variety of shapes, such as gingerbread people, Christmas trees, and stars, among others.

5. Christmas Red Wine: Christmas red wine is a traditional Italian Christmas drink made primarily of red wine, honey, and spices. Red wine usually starts to be made on Christmas Eve and is consumed during Christmas.

6. Polenta: Polenta is a common Christmas food, especially in Eastern Europe and Scandinavia. Polenta is usually made with cornmeal, butter and milk, sometimes with added sugar or fruit.

Of course, there are many traditional foods of Christmas from other countries and regions, here is just a list of some of them.

Ornaments on the Christmas tree?

Includes a wide variety of items such as lanterns, colored balls, stars, bells, angels, snowflakes, snowmen, gift boxes and many more. The purpose of these decorations is to add a festive atmosphere and give the Christmas tree a more beautiful and celebratory feel. Decorating the Christmas tree is a traditional custom that originated in Germany. The earliest Christmas tree ornaments were decorated with foods such as fruits, nuts and sweets. With the passage of time, people began to use various materials to make ornaments, such as glass, plastic, paper, etc. Now, there are all kinds of Christmas tree ornaments in the market for people to choose from. Not only for aesthetics, but also some symbolism. For example, stars represent the birth of Jesus, symbolizing hope and light; bells represent the sound of joy and celebration; snowflakes and snowmen represent the cold and joy of winter and so on. In short, rich and diverse, not only to decorate trees, but also to convey the festive and blessing of the festival. No matter what kind of ornaments, they can bring people a happy and warm Christmas atmosphere.