How did the medieval custom festival-Fool's Day come about?

When it comes to Fool’s Day, I believe many people have never heard of it, but when it comes to April Fool’s Day, many young people should know it very well, because on this day we can deceive people unscrupulously. No one can be angry.

This is also a kind of festival spread to China from foreign countries. Of course, Fool's Day and April Fool's Day are the same. In foreign countries, April Fool's Day is also known as the Fool's Day. There are different opinions on the origin of this day.

But one thing is for sure, this is one of the festivals passed over from Britain. Whether it's Christmas, Easter or April Fool's Day, these are all festivals related to Christianity. According to legend, God created a girl and Adam to live together in the Garden of Eden until one day, Adam was tempted by Satan. Eating the forbidden fruit.

Because before this, God has told him that you can eat all the fruits in this principle, but you cannot eat the fruits on this tree, so people have violated the relationship between God and man. contract, so he was punished.

After that, God drove Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden, and they began to reproduce in the world. However, people gradually started doing evil things. God wanted to punish these evil people, so he decided to cause floods and heavy rains in the world.

Before this, God only allowed Noah and his family to receive prophecies, so Noah and his family had been looking after the ark before. And these people also laughed at Noah's behavior. It was not until the heavy rain came that they knew that they had committed a sin and could not receive God's forgiveness.

The flood lasted for 100 days. Finally, Adam released a dove to see if the flood had receded. And this day happens to be April 1st, so people commemorate this day, that is to say, Noah did something meaningless and released a dove, so this day is regarded as April Fool's Day. This is also a fool's day. The origin of this festival is one of the most widely circulated legends.