During the three days before returning to China, Li Zhongxin seemed very depressed.

Li Zhongxin felt that what made him depressed was nothing else, it was the people he brought. His third uncle Wang Bo and a group of men knew how to drink all day long, and wished they could start drinking from noon, and as soon as they drank until the second half of the night, when they woke up the next morning, it was almost noon. When it was time, they continued to drink together. Li Zhongxin arranged for them to go out for a tour together, but they ignored them at all.

If Li Zhongxin hadn't also drunk alcohol and knew the nature of Northeastern people drinking, Li Zhongxin would have thought that Wang Bo had been poisoned by alcohol and would have died of alcohol even if he had to drink.

Li Zhongxin really didn't understand. When Wang Bo got so much alcohol addiction after he arrived in the United States, he pulled Dong Zhiguo and Feng Banshan and others to drink all day long, as if they couldn't get together to drink together in Jiangcheng.

The man was taken to drink by Wang Bo, and the lady was not much better. From morning to night, these women either went shopping or played mahjong. Four people played mahjong, five or six people gathered there to watch. Even the Komura Huika, who claimed to not like gambling, surrounded them and watched mahjong with relish.

It seems that Li Zhongxin has something to do alone, meets Bill, meets the big names in the American film and television industry whom Cameron knows, etc. In short, it seems that Li Zhongxin is the only one who is doing things, and the others are having fun and drinking.

Even so, Li Zhongxin couldn't say what the people around him were. Masako Mitsui and Haruko came to accompany Li Zhongxin to attend the premiere. They had no goal or purpose when they came here, just came here for a walk and entertainment. Now they felt very happy, so Li Zhongxin naturally couldn't say what they were.

Wang Bo basically ignored Li Zhongxin and refused to answer the phone. He didn't listen to anything Li Zhongxin said and told Li Zhongxin directly that he had finished his work in the United States. Now it is his leisure time to drink. I hope Li Zhongxin will not discourage his interest.

Moreover, Wang Bo told Li Zhongxin that they were able to catch up with New Year's Day when they went back, and they had to go back on New Year's Day, and they didn't want to spend any New Year in the United States.

Wang Bo heard from the translator that when Americans celebrate New Year's Day, they make an appointment to gather in churches, streets, or squares to welcome the second of the old and renewal by singing poems, praying, blessings, confession, etc.

On this New Year's Day in the United States, the celebrations and atmosphere are far less lively than Thanksgiving or Christmas. Although there are many celebrations, such as the Rose Festival in California, the Philadelphia costume parade, the New Year's wishing, the American Indian bonfire party, etc., but they are all meaningless.

They had already celebrated Christmas here in the United States and felt the Christmas atmosphere of Americans, but they didn't like it very much. They felt that Americans were not as lively as China during the holidays, and even Christmas was not involved in the fun, but they just received Christmas gifts from the hotel they stayed in.

Li Zhongxin also thought about when to return to China for a long time. Originally, Li Zhongxin didn't want to stay in the United States for many days. What he wanted to do here has basically been done by this time. All the remaining things were left to Kyuki Kazuko, so! After Wang Bo said that he would return to China before New Year's Day, he also agreed and decided to let Masako Mitsui and Haruko go to his house to celebrate the festival on New Year's Day.

Li Zhongxin didn't have much thought about celebrating foreign festivals in the United States. After all, he was a Chinese. When he was in China, he would not allow his shopping mall to hold such a Christmas event.

Li Zhongxin’s view on Christmas is very simple. This festival is a very important festival for Westerners, and of course it is also a great festival. It can even be said that this festival is a program with the significance of dividing the times in the West.

Christmas, also known as Christmas, was originally a festival commemorating the birth of Jesus, so it is sometimes translated as the Mass of Christ.

Mass is a liturgy of the Christian church, so from this perspective, Christmas is a religious festival, that is, a program belonging to Christians.

Because Jesus is a Christian saint, and in the West, about 70% of people believe in Christianity, so Jesus is also a saint in the traditional Western sense. When the US president takes the oath of office, he needs to put his hand in the Bible to take the oath. The Bible is one of the most important theoretical sources of Christianity. It can be seen how important Christmas is to the West.

Li Zhongxin believed that the reason why Christmas is important is that Jesus laid the foundation of Western civilization, just like our Chinese saints were Confucius. The Confucian doctrine founded by Confucius laid the foundation of Chinese traditional culture, and Jesus laid the foundation for Western civilization. The various philosophical schools formed by later generations in the West were actually based on the foundation of Jesus' doctrine.

In China, most people do not believe in Christ, nor do they know who Jesus is, and what Christmas is. In simple terms, they are not learning anything good to admire foreign countries. They know that during Christmas in Western countries, there are lively scenes everywhere. Many businesses use this rhetoric to promote Christmas in China and create Christmas.

As we all know, the night before Christmas, that is, Christmas Eve, it is said that there was a mysterious Santa Claus driving a car carrying countless Christmas gifts and delivering them from door to door. Therefore, the next morning, most children could find their long-awaited gifts in stockings.

In China, most of us have been based on families throughout the ages, and the most favored people in the family are often children. Therefore, families with children often prefer to buy gifts for their children on this festival. This is actually one of the reasons why Christmas is very popular in China.

In addition, on Christmas Day, many young people will take advantage of this holiday to give gifts to their dear people to show their concerns, as if they are here to celebrate Christmas as Valentine's Day. This phenomenon is also hyped up by merchants, promoting such a thing among young people in their teenagers to young people in their twenties and thirties.
Chapter completed!