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the origin of Halloween There were many versions of the legend about the origin of the festival. The most common one was that it originated from the ancient Western European countries before the birth of Jesus, mainly including Iceland, Wales, and Wales. The ancient Western European people here were called Druids. The Druids celebrated the new year on the 1st of November. On New Year's Eve, the Druids gathered the young people into groups, wearing all kinds of strange masks and carrying carved radish lanterns (a custom of the later stage of the pumpkin lantern system. There were no pumpkins in ancient Western Europe at the beginning). They walked among the villages. This was actually a kind of autumn harvest celebration at that time. It was also called the "Ghost Festival." Legend had it that the souls of those who had died in the past would visit the world on the eve of Valentine's Day. It was said that people should let the visiting ghosts see a complete harvest and present a rich hospitality to the ghosts. All the bonfires and lights were used to scare away the ghosts and at the same time, to illuminate the path for the ghosts and guide them back. In medieval Central Europe, there was a history of the destruction of pagans by the Christian religion. However, the sacrificial celebrations before New Year's Eve had never really been eliminated, but they appeared in the form of witchcraft. This is why we still have traces of witches 'brooms, black cats, spells, and so on in our current halloween.