About "Halloween"

There are many versions of the legend about the origin of Halloween. The most common belief is that it originated from the ancient Western European countries before the birth of Christ, mainly including Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. The ancient Western Europeans in these places were called Druids. The New Year of Druids is on November 1st, New Year’s Eve. The Druids make young people gather in teams, wear all kinds of weird masks, and carry carved carrot lanterns (the custom of pumpkin lanterns, ancient Western Europe There were no pumpkins at first), they wandered between villages. This was actually a celebration of the autumn harvest at the time; it was also said to be a "ghost festival". It is said that the souls of those who died that year will visit the world on the eve of Halloween. It is said that people should let the ghosts who visit see the perfect harvest and present the ghosts. Give a hearty hospitality. All bonfires and lights are used to scare away the ghosts, but also to illuminate the route for the ghosts and guide their return.