German Santa?

German Santa?
Dec 17, 2013 00:00
CHERRY07 Points: Join Date: Mar 23, 2008 Status: offline	A German museum has made an application that German Santa should be included in the UNESCO’ World Cultural Heritage List. I am curious if Santa was born in Germany. In fact, Christmas Day is very popular among young Chinese people. Young Chinese people don’t commemorate God. It’s a good day that they can go shopping since many shopping malls hold promotions. Here in Xian, college students prefer to wear masks and march on the center of the city. I was a college student but I can’t understand why they wear masks and march on the street on a cold day. I used to believe that Santa comes from the Northern Europe. I never heard about German Santa.

Dec 17, 2013 00:00

CHERRY07
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Join Date: Mar 23, 2008
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A German museum has made an application that German Santa should be included in the UNESCO’ World Cultural Heritage List. I am curious if Santa was born in Germany.

In fact, Christmas Day is very popular among young Chinese people. Young Chinese people don’t commemorate God. It’s a good day that they can go shopping since many shopping malls hold promotions. Here in Xian, college students prefer to wear masks and march on the center of the city. I was a college student but I can’t understand why they wear masks and march on the street on a cold day.

I used to believe that Santa comes from the Northern Europe. I never heard about German Santa.

Apr 18, 2014 02:16	#1
JACOB222 Points: Join Date: Apr 1, 2014 Status: Offline	I also don,t here about German Santa.I believe its just a joking plan not a serious one but the Museum plan is really good stuff and very informative for us. Chinese new generation is fully upgraded in this matter.

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