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Western Halloween is like the Chinese people in the meta-section, full of ghosts for fear and curiosity. But the difference between the middle section is that Halloween is more of a child's playfulness, and the merchant's money.

Very early in the day, before the Christian era, the Celtics held ceremonies in the late summer, grateful to God and the sun's favor. At that time the fortune-tellers lit and witchcraft to drive the ghosts that were said to be wandering around. Later, the Romans used nuts and apples to celebrate the harvest festival, and the Celtics on October 31 into a Halloween.

The children of the United States and Canada wear the eccentric costumes on this day to go through the doorbell of the neighbor's house and press the traditional threat of "whether to entertain me or to me." Neighbors, whether or not scared, always prepared some candy, apples and other snacks, the children are one by one income their own bags. Young people on this day is not vulgar, to participate in the coolest masquerade, or to the fashionable restaurant to eat a terrible Halloween feast!

Halloween in the West is like the Ghost Festival for us Chinese Same, full of awe and curiosity about ghosts. But what is different from the Ghost Festival is that Halloween has more of a child's playfulness and a businessman's money flavor.

A long time ago, before the Christian era, the Celts held ceremonies at the end of summer to thank God and the sun for their blessings. The soothsayers of that time lit and performed witchcraft to drive away the demons and ghosts that were said to be wandering around. Later, the harvest festival celebrated by the Romans with nuts and apples merged with the Celtic October 31st to form Halloween.

Children in the United States and Canada dress up in weird costumes on this day to ring the neighbor's doorbell and issue the traditional threat of "treat me or do you want me to do a trick". Regardless of whether they were frightened or not, the neighbors always prepared some candies, apples and other snacks, and the children put them into their bags one by one. Young people are not exempt from the vulgarity on this day. They can attend the coolest masquerade party, or go to a fashionable restaurant to have a scary Halloween meal!

Halloween is the common name of All Saints’ Day. It is originally a religious festival of Catholicism and other Christian religions, and the time is November 1st.

The Catholic Church designates All Saints' Day as a mass day. On this day, unless there are irresistible reasons, all believers must go to the church to attend mass to remember all the saints who have passed away and ascended to heaven, especially those in Catholic history. Famous saint. Following All Saints’ Day is All Souls’ Day on November 2. This day commemorates the souls that have passed away but have not yet ascended to heaven, and believers will pray for their early ascension to heaven.

Halloween, on October 31st every year, is a traditional Western festival. Many people in Asia mistakenly refer to All Hallows' Eve as Halloween. Halloween comes from the New Year festival of the ancient Celtic people. It is also a time to worship the souls of the dead. While avoiding the interference of evil spirits, people also use food to worship ancestors and good spirits to pray for a safe passage through the harsh winter. The night before (Halloween), children dress up in costumes and masks and go door to door collecting candy.

Halloween activities turned out to be very simple, and most of them were held in churches. But throughout Europe, people regard All Hallows' Eve as a chance to have fun, tell ghost stories and scare each other. So people no longer use this festival to praise autumn, but let it become a festival for monsters, witches and ghosts.