At Christmas time in December, shops all over Taipei decorated their windows with all kinds of displays to greet the holiday. We at Sinorama took the opportunity to photograph some of the more interesting scenes so that now, although the holiday has passed, we can share with you some of the warmth and festive spirit of Christmas in the Republic of China.
In recent years, due to the large number of Catholics and Protestants in China, and also because of the improvements in international communications and information dissemination, Christmas has become an important holiday in the ROC. As the holiday drew near the whole city of Taipei was drawn into the Christmas spirit and some of the larger stores even went so far as to hire professional decorators to design displays for their windows.
This year one department store display featured two manikins dressed up in wool hats, scarves, and snow suits playing with a realistic white horse in a glistening field of snow. A department store in downtown Taipei even sent Santa Clauses out to give candy to shoppers' children. Because many Chinese get married around New Years, wedding boutiques decorated their windows in an especially festive manner.
One clothing store attracted a lot of attention with a Christmas tree made from a series of glass globes. To drum up Christmas sales many stores offered discounts. One supermarket hung up a sign offering a ten percent discount on all purchases and underneath wished everyone a "MERRY XMAS."
A stationary store selling Christmas decorations hung all kinds of colored paper from their store front making an attractive, glittering display. And at one restaurant a family of bears playing in the snow was drawn onto the window.
By far the most popular decorations were Christmas trees. Trees topped with stars and covered with Christmas bells, candy canes, tinsel, and flashing, twinkling lights could be seen in stores, offices, and homes throughout the city.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.

Santa Claus Comes to Town.