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The origin of Halloween pumpkin lantern
Legend has it that an Irish drunkard named JACK tricked the devil into a tree one day, then carved a cross on the stump, threatening the devil to make him afraid to come down, and then JACK made an agreement with the devil to ask the devil to cast a spell so that JACK would never commit a crime and let him get off the tree. After JACK's death, his soul can neither go to heaven nor go to hell, so his ghost had to wander between heaven and earth by a small candle.

Jack-o'-lantern, that is, a lantern carved from pumpkin, is usually carved from beet or pumpkin into a lantern with a lid and a hole. The hole pattern is usually like a monster's face, and lit candles are put in it at Halloween. The instruments for carving pumpkins range from simple knives to professional instruments. They are usually carved into the shape of a human face, and sometimes used as works of art, and used to be lit by candles. Halloween (alias: Halloween, Halloween, Halloween in English) is a traditional festival in the west, and the date is1October 3 1 day in the Gregorian calendar every year. Halloween is the most haunted night of the year. In western countries, there are activities such as mask makeup, pumpkin lanterns, trick or treat, apple biting, worship and prayer to celebrate the festival.