I would like to know what the holiday is on October 31, 2010 in more detail. Thank you

October 31, 2010 is Halloween, World Diligence Day, the birth day of the Teacher Law, the 7th anniversary of the Teacher Law, the successful conclusion of the Shanghai World Expo, another full moon of the Republic, and a friend's birthday.

That's all I know.

October 31, 2010 is Halloween, often referred to as Halloween Eve or Halloween. Halloween is a holiday in Western countries that is celebrated on November 1 every year.

When Halloween arrives, children can't wait to put on colorful makeup clothes, put on strange masks, and carry a "jack lantern" from house to house to ask the adults for holiday gifts.

The most well-known symbols of Halloween are these two – the bizarre "jack's lantern" and the "trick-or-treat" prank.

Halloween in the West – Halloween!

In Western countries, on October 31 every year, there is a "halloween", which the dictionary interprets as "the eve of all saints."'day", Chinese translated: "Halloween night". Halloween is also an important holiday for children.

This night is the most "haunted" night of the year, so it is also called "Halloween".

World Diligence and Halloween.

It seems that October 30 is also Halloween.

Halloween, also known as Halloween.

October 31 is the fifth day of the tenth lunar month, which is the Christmas anniversary of Patriarch Bodhidharma, the first patriarch of Chinese Zen Buddhism.

Halloween is celebrated on November 1 every year.

October 31 is the traditional Western holiday of Halloween (Halloween).

November 1 is Halloween.

Similar to the Chinese Midyear Festival.

Halloween 2014 is Friday, October 31st.

Halloween is celebrated on October 31 every year and is a traditional Western holiday. In China, "Halloween" is directly used to refer to "Halloween Eve", while "All Souls' Day" or "All Saints' Day" is used to refer to Halloween on November 1.

Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic New Year's festival, which is also a time to worship the souls of the dead, and at the same time, to avoid the interference of evil spirits, but also to worship ancestral spirits and good spirits with food to pray for safety through the harsh winter. That night, the children will put on make-up clothes and masks, and go door-to-door to collect sweets, saying "trick or treat".

Halloween costumes originated as a prank, where adults take their children out with them (usually adults drive on the side of the road and children knock on the door to ask for candy (trick or treat). Adults ask children in advance to only go to the house where there is a festival decoration at the door and the penitential lamp is lit, otherwise they are not allowed to disturb. In addition, in the process of begging for sugar, you must always stand at the gate and wait, and you are not allowed to enter the house, and the sugar you get back must be handed over to the adults for inspection before you are allowed to eat.

Families who host children are also asked not to give homemade food or unpackaged food.

Halloween has been completely devoid of religious superstition to this day, and it has become a children's program and a costume party for young people. Festive decorations in public and around the home are voluntary. Grimace jack-o-lanterns, white webs and black spiders, etc., are all decorations of the festival, and there is no terrifying ghostly color.

Halloween's theme is goblin, scary, scary, fun, and things related to death, magic, and monsters. In addition to that, of course, there are cute pumpkins and delicious sweets.

The 31st is Halloween Eve in the West. Halloween is on November 1. "Halloween" in China actually means "Halloween Eve".

1. Halloween Eve (English: halloween, abbreviation of "All Hallows Eve"), referred to as "Halloween", the day before Halloween (All Hallows Day), that is, October 31 every year, is a traditional holiday in the Western world, and the celebration is generally at night. It is mainly endemic in Western countries such as the United States, the British Isles, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, where descendants of the Sayzi people gather.

That night, the children will put on makeup and masks, and go door-to-door to collect sweets, etc.

2. On the eve of Halloween, the "hallow" in its English name is derived from the Middle English word "halween", which is very close to the word "holy", and in some parts of Scotland and Canada, All Saints' Day is still called "allhallowmas", which means Mass to be held on the day of the commemoration of all the Hallows.

3. Traditionally, European people believe that Halloween Eve is the closest time to the human world in the supernatural world, which is similar to the Midyear Festival and the Yu Lan Festival in East Asia. Anoka, Minnesota, USA, is known as the "Halloween Capital of the World" and is celebrated with a massive parade at this time of year.

October 31 is Halloween in the West. Halloween, also known as All Saints' Day, is a traditional holiday in the West on October 31 every year. There are many things to say about Halloween.

The textbook records that the ancient Celtic people's New Year festival is also a time to sacrifice to the souls of the dead, and at the same time to avoid the interference of evil spirits, but also to worship ancestral spirits and good spirits with food to pray for safety through the harsh winter. That evening, the children put on make-up costumes and masks and go door-to-door to collect sweets.

Introduction: Halloween activities turned out to be very simple, and most of them took place in churches. But across Europe, Halloween is seen as an opportunity to have fun, tell ghost stories and scare each other.

So people no longer used the festival to celebrate autumn, but made it a festival of gods, witches, and ghosts. In China, "Halloween" is directly used to refer to "Halloween Eve", and "All Souls' Day" or "All Saints' Day" is used to refer to Halloween on November 1.