The history of Halloween - how it all started

Halloween begins with the festival of Samhain. It is part of the religion of ancient Celts in the UK and other parts of Europe.

In late summer, Celtics believes that obstacles between our world and ghosts and ghosts are very weak.

Later, along with Christian religion, this day was called Halloween Eve - the day before Halloween on November 1

In the 20th century, it became increasingly popular, and the traditional traditions such as pumpkin sculptures and quail eggs became part of television programs, books and movies.

Somewhere in the history hall, Halloween or Halloween is hijacked. Halloween began as a day preparing for Halloween (November 1), Halloween became a memorable event full of strange, evil, and candy. The word "Halloween" has nothing to do with faith of infidels or evil from the beginning. Christian festival All Hallows Eve has evolved into the present term Hallowe'en. The key to understanding the origin of the word Halloween comes from the meaning of "holy" or "sacred". Christians prayed in the Lord's prayer, "Our Father in the Heart, respect your name." Fourth century, John Chrysostom told us that the Eastern Church celebrates the festival celebrating all deaths. Saints In the 7th and 8th centuries Christians have officially celebrated "Halloween"

Halloween, Halloween contractions, October 31, Halloween holidays (or Halloween). The festival marks the day before the Western Christian's saint's meal, begins the Allhallowtide season lasting three days, ends with All Souls Day. In most parts of Europe and most of North America, Halloween compliance is hardly religious. Halloween began with the Samhain Festival between ancient British and Irish Celts. On the day of November 1 corresponding to the modern day calendar, the new year is considered to have started. That day will be considered the beginning of winter, the day of grazing from the meadow, and the renewal of land use rights. During the Samhain festival, the soul of the deceased was thought to have returned to their home, and the people who died during the year were considered to be heading to a different world.