Christmas has been recently adopted as a celebration by China but it has imported from the West and is viewed in a different way to the Western tradition.
Although Santa Claus is part of the celebration, his story and relevance has not been passed down through generations as it has been in the West. It is unlikely that children in China are brought up believing in Santa Claus in the same way that Western children do. Nonetheless, it seems that Santa can be seen with his helpers in many shopping malls in the run up to December 25th across China.
In China, some children may be aware of the concept of Santa Claus through media, but he is not a traditional figure in Chinese culture like in Western countries. Many Chinese children celebrate the Chinese New Year with the tradition of receiving gifts from family members instead of from Santa Claus.
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Santa Claus changes nationality at will. He is usually Chinese when he is in China, Finnish when he is in Finland, etc.
Santa Claus is, of course, real. Looking from a scientific standpoint, It is, in fact, possible to deliver presents to all children in the world. Consider, most of the world does NOT celebrate Christmas, and most children do not believe in Santa Claus, therefore eliminating them as well. Also consider the fact that when it is Christmas eve in China, when he is delivering gifts, it is December 23 in America, therefore splitting the few children in the East and West hemispheres up to TWO days.So, yes, there is a Santa Claus
In China, Santa is Shengdan laoren, which means "The Old Man of Christmas."
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Santa Claus in China is called Dun Che Lao Ren which means "Christmas Old Man". The Christian children of China hang muslin stockings hoping that Christmas Old Man will fill them with gifts and treats.It is Santa Claus in Chinese
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Santa Claus is part of Christian folklore. There are some Christians in China and their kids may get presents.
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i think they do have a Santa clause in China because they celebrate Christmas in China so there must be a Santa clause there so... that's what i pick yesno because there chinese
In China, Santa Claus is called Dun Che Lao Ren. In Chinese, the name is translated as Christmas Old Man. Christmas decorations include paper lanterns, and Christmas trees called "Trees of Light" decorated with paper flowers and chains.