Why do we celebrate Boxing Day?
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Contrary to what the name would imply, Boxing Day has nothing to do with a ring and gloves. Boxing Day is all about enjoying the festive cheer, giving to and taking care of the people we care about. Now that the holidays are among us, we are enjoying the lights, joy, and celebration of Christmas. The world over, people celebrate the anniversary of Jesus Christ's birth with great fanfare and splendor. After New Year's, the holiday season comes to an end. It begins on christmas Eve. Boxing Day is observed on the day that falls between christmas and New Year's Eve.
History: The custom of wealthy families filling boxes with gifts and presents for the underprivileged is known as "Boxing Day." It disperses christmas joy and festive cheer. It's thought that in the past, affluent people's servants had to work on christmas Day in order to take care of the guests and the celebrations. Therefore, on the day following christmas, the employers would prepare gift boxes for the slaves to take home as a token of appreciation for their service. That is the origin of the name Boxing Day.
Significance: Boxing Day contributes to a better awareness of the advantages of caring and sharing. It enables us to enjoy life with everyone and bring joy and happiness into other people's homes. Additionally, Boxing Day fosters compassion and a sense of community. Holidays are more fun to celebrate with everyone, and Boxing Day encourages us to spread the love and happiness.
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