Jesus was crucified and Easter was born on the third day. Easter and religious festivals originated in Europe and America, and Easter is a major festival after Christmas. According to the Gospel of Matthew in the Bible, Jesus Christ was resurrected three days after his crucifixion, so this section was established. According to the tradition of western churches, Easter is the first day of the spring equinox (March 2 1) or the whole day of the first month after the vernal equinox. The Eastern Church stipulates that if someone happens to appear on this first Sunday, Easter will be postponed for another week. Therefore, it is generally between March 22 and April 25. According to the Christian creed, Jesus Christ died to change the world of crime. Therefore, Easter is of great significance in Christianity. However, like Christmas, with the progress of society, the religious color of Easter is getting weaker and weaker, and its characteristics as a folk festival are becoming more and more obvious.
The origin of Easter
Jesus was crucified and persecuted, and was born on the third day of Resurrection. With the religious origin of the Easter Festival in Europe and the United States, Easter is a major holiday after Christmas. According to the argument of "According to Matthew's Gospels" about the cross of Jesus Christ, it was resurrected three days after torture, thus establishing this part. According to the tradition of western churches, Easter is the first thing you meet on the Spring Equinox (March 2 1) or in the first month after the Spring Equinox. The Orthodox Church proposes that if Easter falls on the first Sunday, it will be postponed for one week. So, usually from April 25th to March 22nd. In the death of Jesus Christ, according to the Christian creed, it is to transform the world of crime. Therefore, Easter is of great significance in Christianity. However, with Christmas and social progress, the religious implication of Easter is getting weaker and weaker, and the characteristics of Easter as a buddy festival are becoming more and more obvious.