Halloween information in English

1, Halloween is what holiday

All Hallows' Eve is the eve of all saints (All Hallows Day). It means the Mass (Mass) to be celebrated on the day in honor of all the saints (All Hallows). Halloween is usually associated with spiritual things.

Traditionally in Europe, All Hallows' Eve is considered to be the time when the world of ghosts and monsters comes closest to earth. Anoka, Minnesota, USA, is known as the "Halloween Capital of the World" and celebrates with a large parade every year.

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What is Halloween?

Halloween is the eve of All Hallows Day. It means Mass to be held on the day of commemoration of all Hallows. It means Mass to be held on the day of commemoration of all Hallows. Halloween is usually associated with spiritual things.

European tradition holds that Halloween is the closest time in the world of ghosts. Anoka, Minnesota, USA, is known as the "World Halloween Capital" and holds large-scale cruises in the "World Halloween Capital". Anoka, Minnesota, USA, is known as the "World Halloween Capital" and holds large-scale cruises every year to celebrate it.

2. The story of Halloween's origin

The Celts believed that the sun god helped them to grow crops. However, every year the sun god was attacked and imprisoned for six months by an evil force named Samhain.

The Celts were terrified of the night of Oct. 31 for fear of a bunch of evil spirits lurking anywhere. They built fires in their homes to get those evil spirits out of their homes. The Celts would put on scary disguises to keep that bunch of evil spirits away. This is the archetype of Halloween.

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The Origin of Halloween

Celtic believed that the Sun God helped them grow crops. But every year, the Sun God is attacked and But every year, the Sun God is attacked and imprisoned for six months by an evil force called Samhain.

The Celtics were terrified of the night of October 31, for there were evil spirits lurking everywhere. They set fire at home to let the evil spirits leave their homes.

The Celtics were terrified of the night of October 31, for there were evil spirits lurking everywhere. They set fire at home to let the evil spirits leave their homes.

Trick or treat, Halloween is a festival full of mystery in the eyes of children. Children put on colorful costumes, wear strange masks, carry a "Jack-o'-lantern" to run out to play.

Groups of children dressed as monsters and demons carry jack-o-lanterns to their neighbors' doors, shouting, "Money or food?

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Halloween customs

Make trouble without giving candy. Halloween is a mysterious holiday in the eyes of children. Halloween is a mysterious holiday in the eyes of children. The children put on colorful costumes, strange masks, put on a "Jack Lamp" and ran out to play.

A group of children dressed up as demons, carrying "Jack Lamp", ran to the neighbor's door and shouted, "Give money or give food."

Expanded Information

Special Halloween Foods

There are a few things to eat on Halloween that are a must: pumpkin pie, apples, candy, and in some places, prime cuts of beef and lamb. "Trick or treat," Halloween candy is most classically wrapped in orange, brown and black, and styled mostly in ghosts and goblins, though the tradition had nothing to do with candy in the first place.

Symbols of All Hallows' Eve

The symbol of All Hallows' Eve is the pumpkin lamp (also known as Jack-o'-lantern), and there is also the story of the pumpkin carving as a lantern. This story is from ancient Ireland, the story is that a man named Jack (English: Jack), is a drunkard and loves to play pranks.

One day Jack tricked the devil up a tree, then carved a cross on the stump, intimidating the devil so that he did not dare to come down, and then Jack and the devil, so that the devil promised to cast a spell so that Jack will never commit a crime as a condition of letting him down the tree. When Jack died, his soul could neither go to heaven nor hell, and his spirit had to be guided between heaven and earth by a small candle.

In the old Irish legend, this small candle is in a hollowed out turnip put, called "JACK LANTERNS", and the old turnip lamp by the evolution of the pumpkin is made of JACK-OLD-LATERN. It is said that the Irish came to the United States soon, that is to say, found that the pumpkin from the source and carving are better than the turnip, so the pumpkin has become a Halloween pet.

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