What festival is April Fool's Day?

April Fool's Day, also known as April Fool's Day, is a traditional folk festival in the West and the United States, and the date is 1 every April.

April Fool's Day is similar to the fun festival in ancient Rome (March 25th) and the joy festival in India (until March 3rd1). In the choice of time, it seems to be related to the "vernal equinox" (March 2 1). The weather often changes suddenly during this time, just like nature is fooling human beings. As a festival full of joy and humor, the appearance of April Fool's Day is like a clean stream, which makes people feel happy.

There are many legends about the origin of April Fool's Day. One is April Fool's Day to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus, and the other is that April Fool's Day originated in France, and the custom of April Fool's Day spread to Britain in the early18th century, and was brought to the United States by early immigrants from Britain. Today, April 1 day is a traditional folk festival in the west and the United States.

It is said that April Fool's Day originated from a famous Greek myth and legend. Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, is known to all Greek women and children. She has infinite magic power, which can make the land fertile and the grain abundant, and can also make the countryside barren and everything wither.

Among the Greek gods, she is also one of the most revered goddesses. Zeus, the king of the gods, is her brother and husband. This identity alone is enough to make the gods fall at her feet.