Halloween, also known as All Hallows' Day and Day of the Dead, is one of the traditional festivals in the West. It is celebrated every year on 1/month1day, mainly on the evening of1October 3 1 day, which is the most lively moment of this festival. Halloween originated from the Saho culture of the ancient Celts, and then spread widely in Europe with the Roman Empire.

It is believed that on that day, the dead in the world will be resurrected and live with human beings in the present world. In order to avoid being hurt by these zombies, people will dress up as scary images such as ghosts, hoping to avoid being scared.

The ancient Romans also had a festival on 1 1 month 1 day, which was used to pay tribute to their goddess Pomona. They roasted nuts and apples in front of the blazing bonfire. Our Halloween seems to be a combination of ancient Roman festivals and Druid festivals.

The origin of the name Halloween:

Halloween English is All Saints Day, one of the Catholic and Orthodox festivals, and a traditional festival in western countries. Chinese-speaking areas often mistake Halloween for Halloween. "Hallow" comes from Middle English halwen, which is close to the etymology of holy. In some areas of Scotland and Canada, Halloween is still called "All Hallow Mas".

On that day, the Mass ceremony to be held is to celebrate all the saints in heaven. Nowadays, for commercial interests or other purposes, all kinds of activities full of monsters are organized on the night of1October 3 1 day, which completely deviates from the sacred significance of Halloween.