Halloween witch fingers

Halloween was supposed to be an autumn celebration, like May was a spring. The ancient priests of Gaul, Britain and Ireland, Druid, had a grand holiday in the festivities of the autumn, which lasted from midnight on 31 October to 1 November. They believe that, that night, their great god of death, Samán, brought together the ghosts of the dead, who were to be punished as animals. Of course, it is enough to think of such a ghost gathering to shock those simple-minded fools at the time. So they set fire to the fire, and kept watch over the evil spirits. That's how it started. Halloween activities were originally very simple and mostly carried out in churches. But throughout Europe, the night before Halloween was seen as a good opportunity to play, tell ghost stories and scare each other. So they used it not to celebrate the autumn, but to make it a festival of the gods, witches and ghosts. Today, cultural exchanges between the central West, especially in some large cities, are also frequent at Halloween parties. Right, I made a couple of witches' fingers to make fun of my little friends. It was thought that the scary fingers would scare the little friends and scream, but it was kind of welcome and affectionate. And kids like to bite their fingers in their mouths and make scary faces. It's just a funny toy in their eyes。