History of Halloween
Halloween has its roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. They believe that October 31 is the end of summer and the beginning of winter, and the beginning of the New Year. On this day, they believe that the boundaries between the ghost world and the real world become blurred, and the dead will return to the human world to find the creatures, thereby regenerating. To drive away these evil spirits and protect themselves and their livestock, the Celts would light bonfires, wear strange costumes, and wear strange masks to drive away the evil spirits and pray for a good harvest in the coming year.
The tradition of Halloween
Knock on the door for candy
On Halloween night, children dress up in all kinds of costumes, carry jack-o-lanterns and shout "Trick or Treat!" (It means "trick or treat"). The host family may send out sweets, chocolates or small gifts to the children.
Bobbing for apples
The apples were floated in a basin filled with water, and participants were asked to bite the apples with their mouths without using their hands. The winner was the one who nibbled the apples first.
Make a jack-o-lantern
Pumpkins are one of the symbols of Halloween. People choose pumpkins and carve lanterns of various shapes and faces to celebrate the festival.
Costume parties and dances
Having a themed costume party or dance party with friends and family is one of the common ways to celebrate Halloween. People will choose their favorite characters or themes and come to the party in imaginative and wild costumes.
In this night full of fantasy, may your career and life be full of "candy". Happy Halloween to you!