Origins of Halloween can be traced back to the fifth century BC. At that time, the Celtics, who are living in Ireland, determine 31st, October as the end of the summer, as well as a symbol of the end of the year. They believe in that on the eve of alternation between the old year and the New Year, all the laws of time and space will be temporarily held, and the door of the spirit world will be opened, so that all the ghosts take the opportunity to walk on the earth, and go everywhere to find a suitable substitute to get renascence. Therefore, in order not to be the target of the ghosts, the Celtics put out house fire that night and pretended no one at home. Meanwhile, they wore hideous terrible masks, and dressed as ghosts to parade along the streets, creating noisy atmosphere to ward off those wandering ghosts.
Gradually, these traditional customs have evolved into today's celebration. We disguise ourselves and enjoy the pleasures of this evening as we wishes.
In this evening, many cities will particularly hold Halloween parade, so that a group of vampires, zombies, witches, Frankenstein, etc. will be shouting in appearance. All ages, genders, regardless of classes, nationalities, even if you are a coward, are all welcome to join their ranks to have a ghost carnival.
The above mentioned are public activities in Halloween. During these days, people also like privately joking on each other via some online tricks and games. The following ones are all meaningful little tricks and games prepared to give gifts to your friends or scare your acquaintances, have a try about them, and choose one which you think most properly to make fun of your friends:
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