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April Fool's Day, also known as April Fool's Day, is a traditional Western folk festival every year. There are different opinions on its origin: one theory is that this custom originated from the "Quansi Festival" in India. This festival stipulates that on March 31 every year, lovers fool and deceive each other for entertainment.

April 1st every year is a traditional folk festival in the West and the United States - April Fool's Day. April Fool's Day originated in France. In 1564, France first adopted the newly reformed calendar method-the Gregorian calendar (the current Gregorian calendar), with January 1st as the beginning of the year.

However, some conservative people are opposed to this reform and still stubbornly send gifts on April 1 to celebrate the New Year according to the old calendar. Those who advocated reform ridiculed the practices of these conservatives. Smart and funny people give them fake gifts on April 1st

Invite them to fake receptions. And the conservatives who were deceived were called "April fools" or "baited fish". From then on, people fooled each other on April 1, which became a popular custom in France. At the beginning of the 18th century, the custom of April Fool's Day was spread to Britain, and then brought to the United States by early immigrants from Britain.

On April Fool's Day, people often organize family gatherings and decorate the room with daffodils and daisies. The typical traditional approach is to decorate a fake environment. You can decorate the room like Christmas. You can also arrange it like a New Year, and when guests come, wish them "Merry Christmas" or "Happy New Year", which is unique and interesting. It is said that April Fool's Day originated from a famous Greek myth and legend.