Christmas in Hong Kong was a celebration as varied as its population once

How has Hong Kong celebrated the Christian festival of Christmas since early times, and in what ways did this change as society expanded, diversified and evolved?From Hong Kong’s mid-19th century urban beginnings, and for decades thereafter, Christmas – like the Jewish Hanukkah or Muslim Eid, along with Chinese festivals and the religious commemorations of Hindus, Parsees and other minorities – was mainly a family or communal affair, celebrated among one’s co-religionists, but otherwise ignored…

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