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The crib is a very important part of the celebrations in Catholic areas especially Bavaria.See Saint Nicholas for information about Saint Nicholas Day, a festivity similar to Christmas from which many English and American traditions derive.GermanyIn Germany Christmas traditions vary by region.

Young people especially enjoy the fellowship these observances provide; after the Christmas Eve services, for example, they go caroling to the homes of older church members, where they are usually treated to hot drinks and snacks.South Korea is the only East Asian country to recognize Christmas as a national holiday. building in Taipei.

Various alcoholic beverages are served, wine being the most common.

Some families, especially Catholic families, attend a midnight church service after the evening meal and gift-giving.The culinary feast either takes place at supper on Christmas Eve or on the first day of Christmas, and usually involves poultry (typically roast goose).