English phrases related to Halloween and Easter. (5)

1.pumpkin lantern pumpkin lantern

2.ghosts and witches ghosts and witches

3.Easter lily Easter lily

4.Easter Island Easter Island

5.Easter week Easter week

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Halloween, also known as All Saints' Day, falls on November 1 every year, and is a traditional Western holiday; and October 31, the eve of Halloween, is the most popular time for the holiday. The night before Halloween, October 31st, is the most festive moment of this holiday. In Chinese, Halloween is often falsely translated as All Saints' Day to celebrate the arrival of Halloween.

Children dress up as all kinds of cute ghosts and ghouls and knock on doors door to door, asking for candy or else they will go trick-or-treating. Legend has it that on this night, ghosts and goblins dressed as children would blend in with the crowds to celebrate Halloween, and humans would dress up as ghosts and goblins in order to make the ghosts and goblins feel more at home.