Iraqi women select Christmas presents in a store in Baghdad, capital of Iraq, on Dec. 21, 2004. Despite the continuous conflicts, the local people exert themselves to bring some festival atmosphere in this war-torn country. (Xinhua Photo/Shen Hong)

A student chorus sings Christmas songs conducted by their instructor on the stage of a Christmas market in Prague, capital of the Czech Republic Dec. 21, 2004. Christmas songs echo everywhere in the city during the holiday season. (Xinhua Photo/Wang Yi)

An Iraqi woman strolls within a store with a decorated Christmas tree in Baghdad, capital of Iraq, Dec. 21, 2004. Despite the continuous conflicts, the local people exert themselves to bring some festival atmosphere in this war-torn country. (Xinhua Photo/Shen Hong)

A Christmas tree higher than 6 meters made of beer bottles is displayed in front of a shopping mall in Shanghai, east China Dec. 23, 2004. The streets here are decorated for the upcoming Christmas, bringing the city a strong atmosphere of holiday season. (Xinhua Photo/Liu Ying)

A 20-meter Christmas tree is erected at Lenin Square in Donetsk, a city of eastern Ukraine, on Dec. 23, 2004, bringing a festive atmosphere to the city. (Xinhua Photo/Li Dingxin)

A white Christmas tree over 20 meters high is displayed at Mecca Mall to greet Christmas at the Marriott Hotel in Amman, capital of Jordan Dec. 23, 2004. Hotels and shopping centers in Jordan hold various activities to celebrate Christmas Eve Friday. (Xinhua Photo/Zhao Yue)

Two people purchase flowers at a flower booth in Mexico City, Mexico at the night of Dec. 23, 2004. The city was permeated with a festive atmosphere upon the coming of Christmas holidays. (Xinhua Photo/Zhou Que)

A man selects a Christmas tree at a flower shop in Mexico City, Mexico at the night of Dec. 23, 2004. Most of the local people have done well half a month ahead for celebrating Christmas. (Xinhua Photo/Zhou Que)

A Santa Claus writes greeting card in Santa Claus Village on the Arctic Circle in Finland Dec. 22, 2004. As this Christmas approaches, Santa Claus has sent greeting letters with eight different languages to children all over the world. Chinese children can also receive greetings from the remote hometown of Santa Claus. (Xinhua photo)

Houses are well decorated in Santa Claus Village on the Arctic Circle in Finland Dec. 22, 2004. (Xinhua photo)

People select goods for the Christmas in a shopping mall in Seoul, capital of South Korea, Dec. 19, 2004. The country is in a festive mood before the Christmas Day. (Xinhua Photo/Zhang Li)

Most widely-laughing Santa Claus(Sina photo)

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