What is Easter?

Easter is an important religious traditional festival in the west, which is popular in some countries and regions such as the United States and Europe, and its importance even exceeds Christmas and Thanksgiving. Generally, there are legal holidays, starting on Friday, and colleges and universities have a long rest time.

Some classes will be suspended from early April to the end of April. Due to the complexity of the algorithm, the date of each year is not fixed, so it is arranged on the first Sunday after the full moon of the vernal equinox, and can be queried by comparing the specific year with the calendar.

Origin: This is a festival to commemorate the resurrection of the Son of God. According to the Bible, this religious figure was whipped and then killed on the gallows to bear the sins of mankind. Three days later, in the place where he was buried, he found the tomb door open and an angel sitting there, and then told people that he was going to heaven, so the believers ran around and passed messages to each other.