One of the symbols of Halloween is a pumpkin or turnip lamp that is known as “Jack O’Lantern”. It comes from the story of a stingy, stingy Jack, but because he accidentally saved a demon, when he died, he could neither go to heaven nor go to hell. His soul wandered coldly on earth. Demon of love, gave him a pumpkin which contained embers for him to warm. In order for the air to keep the fire going, Jack punctured the pumpkin. These days, such lanterns are loved by children.
In addition, the custom of children dressing up and knocking on the doors of families to beg stemmed from the Celtic belief that on the night of October 31, the dead souls will come to deceive the living, making them worried. fear and have to give food. During the night, children often dressed up in bizarre outfits, went door-to-door and said “trick or treat”. Another meaning of the game of makeup is to let poor Jack’s soul be able to mingle with others on this special day.
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