In the minds of children in Korea, Christmas may be related to winter, accompanied by images of reindeer and sledding. For example, you may think of Santa riding a sleigh pulled by a reindeer to deliver happiness to children, or a Christmas tree covered in white snow. But there are ways to celebrate Christmas more joyfully than just imagining these images of winter. Summer Christmas can bring better memories than winter Christmas. The most important thing in Christmas is to make special memories with friends and family. Therefore, if you spend Christmas with the seasonal customs in summer, you will be able to make the most precious memories with your family. Sambok, which is a Korean summer custom, is a good custom to enjoy along with Christmas. Sambok consists of Chobok, Jungbok, and Malbok which exist between mid-July and mid-August. Because Sambok is the hottest period of summer, according to the idiom to “fight fire with fire”, and replenishing stamina in hot summer, Koreans eat hot nourishing foods. The representative foods of Sambok are Samgyetang, Yukgaejang, and Seolleongtang. If you spend Sambok with your family when you can enjoy delicious food, you will be able to enjoy Christmas in a special way. Also, since there is a 10-day interval between Sambok, the period from Chobok to Malbok is about 20 days. Therefore, if Christmas is in the summer, it will be the perfect time to enjoy the Christmas atmosphere and memories for about a month while eating delicious healthy food with your family in Sambok. In addition, dyeing your fingernails with balsamina, which can be enjoyed in summer, is a good custom to enjoy during Christmas. When you think of Christmas, what colors come to your mind? Maybe it's the red related to Santa Claus. If you dye balsamina on your nails, your nails will turn red, so it's a quaint way to celebrate Christmas. If you spend time with your family picking balsamina, grinding them, and putting them on your nails, it will be one of the most precious memories of the year.