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    Boxing Day originated in the 19th century as a day when employers would give gifts to employees and donations to charities. It is celebrated on December 26th in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong. Traditional Boxing Day activities include families spending time together playing games, watching sports, going for walks, shopping, and participating in charitable acts.

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    Boxing Day originated in the 19th century as a day when employers would give gifts to employees and donations to charities. It is celebrated on December 26th in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong. Traditional Boxing Day activities include families spending time together playing games, watching sports, going for walks, shopping, and participating in charitable acts.

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    Boxing Day originated in the 19th century as a day when employers would give gifts to employees and donations to charities. It is celebrated on December 26th in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong. Traditional Boxing Day activities include families spending time together playing games, watching sports, going for walks, shopping, and participating in charitable acts.

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    Quijije Tigua Missael Arón

    What is the history of Boxing Day?


    Boxing Day started in the 19th century, always a day after Christmas
    Day. It was traditionally the day when employers used to give money,
    food and materials or others to their employees also, for charities or
    poor people.
    In which countries do they celebrate Boxing Day?
    It is popular holiday in other countries like Hong Kong, Australia,
    New Zealand, and Canada.
    What are some traditional Boxing Day activities?
    The families get together for play games, watch sport, or go for long
    walks in the countryside, others go to shopping also some people
    traditionally make charity acts.

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