The origin of April fool's day

April Fool's Day is a folk festival in western countries, with high popularity and popularity. April Fool's Day rose in the19th century and has been popular for many years, but so far no country has designated April Fool's Day as a legal holiday. April Fool's Day has been popular in China for many years. Every April Fool's Day, many friends come out to play tricks on their friends. If there is no dessert on April Fool's Day, they are easily fooled.

The origin of April Fool's Day?

April Fool's Day. Also known as ALL FOOLS' DAY

April Fools' Day

Although the tradition of April Fool's Day is very popular in the United States, it is even more common in European countries such as France and Britain. Although the origin of traditional pranks is not clear, both the French and the British claim the origin of this celebration.

The custom of April Fool's Day is very popular in America, especially in European countries such as France and Britain. Although the origin of this custom of fooling people is not clear, both the French and the British claim that they started this celebration.

There is a saying that the first April Fool's Day was April 1 day in the year when the French king made a new calendar. This new system sets the first day of the previous New Year as April 1 day. Many people are unwilling to adapt to the new calendar and continue to celebrate the New Year on the first day of April. So they became the first April fools. Others began to give mischievous gifts on this day to laugh at the stupidity of those who continue to celebrate the New Year on April 6th.

There is a saying that the first April Fool's Day began on April 1 day of the year when the new French calendar was implemented, on which day the French king announced the implementation of the new calendar. This new calendar sets the first day of the past New Year as April 1. Many people are unwilling to follow the new calendar and continue to celebrate the New Year on April 1 day according to the new calendar, thus becoming the first batch of fools. On this day, some people began to send mischievous gifts and make fun of those who continued the Chinese New Year on April 1.

However, an English story about this day holds that it began in the year 1200. At that time, King John of England used to build almost every path he used to walk into a road. Residents in a particular rural area are aware of this. In order to prevent their green grass and pasture from being disturbed by one of the king's roads, they built a fence to prevent the king from crossing their countryside. The king sent a group of messengers to inform the villagers that they must remove the obstacles. However, when the villagers heard that the king was going to do this, they also made their own plans. When a group of lunatics, people behave strangely, throw things around and run around. The messengers were shocked by what they found. They reported to King John that these people were crazy and lawless. Therefore, the villagers saved their farmland by deceiving the king. In Britain, it is traditionally only allowed to play April Fool's pranks between midnight and noon on April 1 day. Those who want to play tricks in the afternoon become fools themselves.

About this day, an English story says that it began some day in the13rd century. At that time, King John of England had built almost every path he had walked into a road. There is a village resident who knows this situation. In order to protect their green grasslands and pastures from the damage caused by the king's road construction, they built a fence to prevent the king from walking through their countryside. The king sent a team of messengers to inform the villagers that obstacles must be removed. Hearing that the king was going to do this, the villagers also came up with their own methods. When the emissary arrived, they saw that the people here were like a group of crazy people, with grotesque faces, throwing things around and running wildly. The messengers were surprised at what they saw and reported to King John that these people were crazy and could not be punished at all. In this way, the villagers cheated the king and protected their farmland. In Britain, people are used to playing tricks on fools from midnight to noon on April 1, and those who do so in the afternoon will become fools.

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