Why July 14 is Ghost Festival?

July 14 is called Ghost Festival in two ways:

1. Every July of the lunar calendar 14 is the Mid-Autumn Festival, also called Ghost Festival or Magnolia Festival. Magnolia Festival means "upside down" in Hindi, and "upside down" means that the mother of Sakyamuni's top ten lotus suffered from hunger after her death and could not eat. Later, I got help from Sakyamuni. Support the ten gods and buddhas with a hundred flavors and five fruits, and save the mother with merits. So now, in order to sacrifice ghosts, Purdue Festival is held in July of Ghost Month, which is now called Ghost Festival.

2. About the origin of Ghost Festival, it is said that after the death of the mother of Tibetan Bodhisattva, she went to the underworld and was imprisoned in her cell. She is a dutiful son and can't bear to see her mother suffer. On July 15, she had an affair and asked the child guarding her cell to secretly open the cell door to his mother. But it doesn't matter whether she opened the prison door or not. The children in her cell swarmed out and ran into the world to endanger the people. Those ghosts who run back to their hometown ask for money from home, let them go back to life and get through their joints, hoping to support their lives as soon as possible. Later, people designated this day as Ghost Festival.