春节与圣诞节差异性的比较

XCLW37193  春节与圣诞节差异性的比较  (字数：3115)

题目（英文）  On differences between the Spring Festival and Christmas

题目（中文）   春节与圣诞节差异性的比较                   

Abstract

Culture is extensive and profound because it has a deep history origin. The culture come from life and influence people’ life every day. China and western countries are in on both side of the earth. The distance is very far. There are so many differences between Chinese and western cultures, such as festival culture. Every country has its own festival. Festival culture is an important part of the Chinese and English cultures. We all know that the biggest festival in China is Spring Festival but in western country is Christmas. The Spring Festival and Christmas come from differences of culture, although the two of them have some similarity, the more is different. This article gives a detailed comparison of Spring Festival and Christmas, difference from Food, Celebrate Color, Worship god and ancestor. It is also analyzed the influential factors on differences between the Spring Festival and Christmas about Origin and people’ belief.

Keywords:　 Western Culture; Eastern Culture; Comparison; the Spring Festival; Christmas 

Contents

Abstract Ⅰ

Contents Ⅰ

Introduction 1

1. The summarize about the Spring Festival and Christmas 2

2. The comparison of the Spring Festival and Christmas 3

2.1 The ready food of the Spring Festival and Christmas 3

2.1.1 The ready food of the Spring Festival 3

2.1.2 The ready food of Christmas 3

2.2 The celebrate colors used for the Spring Festival and Christmas 3

2.2.1 The celebrate colors used for the Spring Festival 3

2.2.2 The celebrate colors used for Christmas 4

2.3 Worship of the Spring Festival and Christmas 4

2.3.1 God and ancestor worship of the Spring Festival 4

2.3.2 God worship of Christmas 5

2.4 Other different customs of the Spring Festival and Christmas 5

3. Influential factors on differences between the Spring Festival and Christmas 6

3.1 The origin of the Spring Festival and Christmas 6

3.2 The people’ belief 6

4. Conclusion 8

References 9