Halloween Revelry: A magical journey of mystery and joy

The origins of Halloween can be traced back thousands of years to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. At that time, people believed that on October 31, the boundary between Yin and Yang was blurred, and dead souls would return to the earth. To avoid evil spirits, they lit bonfires, wore scary masks, and dressed up as ghosts. Over time, the rise of Christianity brought new elements and meaning to the holiday, gradually evolving into what is now known as Halloween. However, it retains the mysterious and fantastic qualities, and has become a special festival that contains both the memory of ancestors and the atmosphere of joy and celebration.

(1) Jack-o-lantern

Jack-o '-lantern is undoubtedly one of the most representative symbols of Halloween. The pumpkins, which are carved into various strange shapes and glow with warm candles inside, are like emissaries of the mysterious world. According to legend, after the Irish Jack tease the devil, the soul can only carry the turnip lantern in the world, after the pumpkin is more suitable, the jack-o '-lantern has become a unique symbol of Halloween, adding a mysterious and warm atmosphere. They laugh or look ferocious, giving off a unique light in the streets and courtyards at night, leading people into a magical atmosphere.

(2) Horror dress

Halloween is a stage for people to release their imagination and show their personality, and horror costumes are the protagonists. From classic looks to creative variations, people transform with clothes, makeup and props. Kids wear little devil outfits to ask for candy, and adults are more innovative, with realistic makeup and elaborate costumes to become the focus of the party. Dressing up is not only for entertainment, but also to express themselves, break through conventions, and let people experience different identities and feelings.

(3) Candy

"Trick or Treat" is one of the classic Halloween customs, and candy is at the heart of this custom. On Halloween night, groups of children dressed up in costumes would knock on neighbors' doors and shout "trick or treat." The neighbors would laugh and give out the candy they had prepared to the children. For children, candy collection is a kind of fun, but also a kind of expectation; For adults, candy sharing is a way to interact with neighbors and spread warmth.