The origin of April fool's day

April Fool's Day, also known as April Fool's Day, is said to have originated from India's "Interpretation Festival". This section stipulates that on April Fool's Day, regardless of gender, age and age, you can play jokes on each other and fool each other for entertainment.

April Fool's Day. Also known as ALL FOOLS' DAY

This festival is in April of Gregorian calendar 1 year, which is a popular folk festival in the west since19th century, and has not been recognized as a legal festival by any country. On this day, people cheat and play tricks on each other in various ways, and often at the end of the joke, they will expose and announce that the object of the joke is a "fool".

In addition, it should be noted that April Fool's jokes can only be played until noon 12, which is an established strict rule. People who joke after midnight will immediately find themselves in trouble and will be called a bigger fool than the people they make fun of.

Trace the origin of April Fool's Day

According to the research of British historians, April Fool's Day recorded in British encyclopedias is a deceptive festival after the religious revolution in the15th century.

At that time, King Philip II of Spain had established a "heresy tribunal", and anyone who was not a Catholic was regarded as heresy and was sentenced to death on April 1 day every year. The subjects were very afraid. They took pleasure in telling lies and making fun every day to dilute their fear and hatred of the rulers. Since then, it has been used for a long time and evolved into today's "April Fool's Day".