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Halloween culture can be traced back to Druidism, a Celtic culture in Ireland, Britain and Northern Europe. Rooted in the eastern part of Samhain Festival, every year1October 36 is the day to commemorate the dead.

Halloween culture can be traced back to Druidism, a Celtic culture in Ireland, Northern Europe and Britain. It is rooted in the celebration of Samhain Festival in memory of the dead on June 65438+1October 3 1 every year.

Samhain symbolizes "late summer" or November. Samhain is an ancient festival with a huge sacred bonfire, marking the end and the beginning of a year. Many practices in this celebration are based on superstition.

Samhain Festival means that late summer or November is a harvest festival. A huge sacred bonfire will be lit on Samhain Festival, marking the end of the Celtic year and the beginning of a new year. Due to superstition, some customs were added to the celebration.

The Celts believed that the souls of the dead would haunt the streets and villages at night. Because not all souls are considered friendly, gifts and hospitality are left behind to show evil and ensure a bumper harvest of crops in the coming year. This custom evolved into trick-or-treating.

The Celts believed that the souls of the dead would haunt the streets and villages at night. Because they think that not all souls are friendly, they leave gifts and delicious food outside to comfort evil souls to ensure a bumper harvest next year. This custom evolved into trick-or-treating.

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Because Halloween is near the harvest season of apples, toffee apples have become a festive food. The method is to insert an apple with a bamboo stick, then hold the bamboo stick and put the apple in toffee syrup to rotate, and sometimes stick nuts on it.

Once upon a time, every family would prepare toffee apples for their children, but the habit of giving toffee apples gradually disappeared when it was rumored that someone had put pins and blades in the apples. Although most cases are just pranks, even if they are real cases, children are only slightly injured, but many parents still think it is common to put blades in apples.

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