What does April Fool's Day mean?

April Fool's Day, also known as Humor Festival, is a traditional folk festival in western society, which is held every April 1 day.

In some countries in Europe and America, on this day, people play jokes on people around them in various ways. When the deceived person is told that today is April Fool's Day, he will suddenly realize that this day always causes many jokes. But some jokes are too big to cause people's panic or turn the situation into rumors. But jokes can only be played until noon at the latest 12, which is an established strict rule.

Other supplements: the origin of festivals

Religious theory. "April Fool's Day" is a deceptive festival after the religious revolution in15th century. At that time, King Philip II of Spain had established a "heresy tribunal". As long as he was not a Catholic, he was regarded as a heresy and was sentenced to death on April 1 day every year. The subjects were so frightened that they took pleasure in telling lies and making fun of them every day to dilute their fear and hatred of the rulers. Since then, it has been used for a long time and evolved into today's "April Fool's Day".