In the present-day China,Christmas celebrations by the Chinese churches in the citiesand in the countryside attract both Christians and non-Christians.More and more Chineseyoung people become interested in Christianity.It is in part because they want to meettheir spiritual needs and find ways to relieve their stress and anxieties in the hectic sociallife.Besides,when China becomes more and more open to the world,young peoplewould like to celebrate such fashionable non-Chinese holidays as Christmas,to enjoy thelively worship style of the church,and to appreciate the aesthetic beauty of Christian artsat certain Christian festivals that touch their hearts. Christianity did not originate in China and its broken developments in Chinese historymade most Chinese people unacquainted with its nature and doctrines.Christian arts,however,do impress many people who try to understand the Christian religion.Churchbuildings anywhere with symbolic religious meanings show their uniqueness and hencebecome beautiful landscapes in the Chinese cities and villages.The melodic hymns alsohave a strong appeal tomany people who try to come into church although they may notintend to become Christians.