1.墨西哥人認為亡靈們死後的世界是生存在地底下的，在亡靈節時，當地人會

1.墨西哥人認為亡靈們死後的世界是生存在地底下的，在亡靈節時，當地人會墓園到小鎮上沿路鋪上黃色萬壽菊，希望萬壽菊的香氣可以迎領亡靈們回家。2.入夜後，墨西哥居明會在家門口點起燈籠，指引亡靈回家的方向。3.10月31日的晚上，墨西哥會帶著枕頭、食物與飲料到墓園與過世的親人或朋友一起過夜，並且會以彩色蠟燭、放上亡者麵包（Pan de muerto）、紙雕作品(Papel picado)、彩色骷顱頭裝飾墓園，在午夜12點教堂鐘聲響起時，放起鞭炮迎接亡靈們一起回家團聚。

結果 (英文) 1:

1. Mexicans believe that the souls of their death in the world is to survive in the ground, and when the Day of the Dead, locals along the road to the town cemetery covered with yellow marigolds, marigold aroma of hope can lead souls who meet Come back home.
2. After nightfall, Mexico Ju Ming lantern will be lit at the gates of direction to guide the souls back home.
3.10 pm May 31, Mexico will bring pillows, food and drinks to the cemetery with deceased relatives or friends together overnight, and will be in color candle, put bread Dead (Pan de muerto), paper sculptures (Papel picado ), color cranial skeleton head decoration cemetery, at 12:00 midnight the church bells rang, sensational firecrackers to greet souls who go home reunion.

結果 (英文) 2:

1. Mexicans believe that the world after the death of the dead is living in the ground, and on the Day of the Dead, the locals will go to the cemetery in the town along the road to lay yellow chrysanthemums, hoping that the fragrance of the chrysanthemums can welcome the dead home.
2. After nightfall, The Mexican Guming will light lanterns at the door and guide the undead to their homes.
3. On the evening of 31 October, Mexico will spend the night with pillows, food and drinks in the cemetery with deceased relatives or friends, and will decorate the cemetery with colored candles, Pan de muerto, papel picado, colored skulls. When the church bells rang at 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, firecrackers were set off to welcome the dead home together.

結果 (英文) 3:

1. Mexicans believe that the world after the death of the dead lives under the ground. On the day of the dead, the local people will go to the cemetery of the town and spread yellow marigold along the road. They hope that the fragrance of marigold can welcome the dead home.
2. At night, the Mexican Curie will light a lantern at the door of the house to guide the dead to go home.
3. On the evening of October 31, Mexico will take pillows, food and drink to the cemetery to spend the night with dead relatives or friends, and decorate the cemetery with colorful candles, pan de Muerto, Papel Picado and colorful skull heads. When the church bell rings at 12:00 p.m., Mexico will set off firecrackers to welcome the dead to go home together.