April 1, today is the day of lies, this is the story behind

Racing Day is an annual custom on April 1, consisting of jokes of lies and practical deception.

History after the day of lies is unknown, and there have been numerous hypotheses about its origin. However, the most reliable theory links it to the end of the 16th century, when Pope Gregory XII proposed the implementation of the Gregorian calendar.

When the Gregorian calendar came into force, January 1 became the beginning of the year. He replaced the practice of early year at the end of March by the Julian calendar. France became the first country to accept and implement the new calendar.

Despite news releases, some individuals were unaware of the change or refused to follow new changes.

They continued to celebrate the New Year's Eve on April 1st.

Thus, people who followed the Gregorian calendar began to ridicule these people.

The general practice was that those who refused to follow the new calendar were considered fools and ridiculed by those who did. Thus, by creating the April 1st tradition of lying day.