What about Halloween?

Halloween in the west is like the Mid-Autumn Festival in China, full of awe and curiosity about ghosts. But unlike the Mid-Autumn Festival, Halloween is more fun for children and richer for businessmen.

A long time ago, before the Christian era, the Celts held a ceremony at the end of summer to thank God and the sun for their kindness. At that time, fortune tellers lit and practiced witchcraft to drive away monsters who were said to be wandering around. Later, the harvest festival celebrated by Romans with nuts and apples merged with Celtic's 10+3 1 to form Halloween.

On this day, children in the United States and Canada will ring their neighbors' doorbell in strange costumes and threaten to "entertain me or play tricks" in the traditional way. Whether the neighbors are afraid or not, they always prepare some snacks such as candy and apples, and the children put them in their bags one by one. On this day, young people can't avoid customs, can't attend the coolest costume party, and can't eat a horrible Halloween meal in a fashionable restaurant!