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April's "Bean Day" or "All Bean Days" is not a festival, but it is a festival worth celebrating. Many countries celebrate it on April 1 day. This day marks the maturity of friends, enemies and neighbors from the Committee's pranks and other pranks, or things sent to A Dou, deliberately embarrassed and credulous. In some countries, April bean jokes (also known as "April beans") are only made before noon, in April 1 [1].

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The origin of this custom is a complicated and controversial issue. It is possible that the site once held a celebration at the vernal equinox, starting on March 25th and ending on April 2nd.

Although April 1 seems to be observed, as a general art festival in the ancient British Empire, it is obviously not. It was not until April1the beginning of the 8th century that A Dai became a custom. In Scottish custom, it is called "wanted gowk", that is, cuckoo, April peas, April gowks, "cuckoo as a long-term contempt because it is in many countries.

Among them, the earliest day related to A Dai was Chaucer's The Story of a Nun's Pastor (c. 1400), which involved two fights. The "Three Days and Two Days" began in March, that is, 1 April. The meaning of this is difficult to determine.

Europe may have originated from April Fool's Day in France. [2] Fahe mentioned that cong 1508 and 1539 described the jokes and customs of Adou in April, which made them stop on the first April 30th. France was one of the first countries to adopt the Charles IX Decree to designate next year 1 month 1 day as the official New Year. This was in 1564, and even before 1582, the Gregorian calendar was adopted (see julian calendar at the beginning of this year). Therefore, gifts are given to welcome guests in the New Year, in which April 1 becomes the first day of contact, and June 1, while those who like or don't hear about the change are all fair games, and they laugh at themselves helplessly and send simulated gifts and pretend to pay April 1. The French fool called Poisson April. This can be explained by the fact that the sun dried the ecliptic fish in April. The tradition in France is to carry dead fish with friends to celebrate this festival. Today's fish is cut out of paper.