The Western religious festival is so trendy that it may be the second-most-celebrated festival in China after Spring Festival among young Chinese, according to research conducted by the China Social Survey Institute, which found that 15-to 45-year-olds are the most likely to observe it... Many Chinese have become so much in tune with globalization that they don't really care whether this is Western or Chinese.

theatlantic.com, Dec 24

Some of the netizens boycotting Christmas said Chinese people should pay more attention to their own traditional festivals. That's a good idea, but the most effective way to do that is to make the traditional Chinese festivals more interesting.