Monday, November 6, 2017
Letter 8:The Day of the Dead/DΓa de Los Muertosππππππ
It surprises me that the theme of this week is talking about Mexican culture. I can undoubtedly say I know this festival from TV tourism program. Mexico is a country which really loves and respect ghosts somehow, a marvelous section abundant in various spectacles, festival, food, and remains. In fact, Central and South America have been on my traveling destination list as a result of the differences between two continents. Not only in Mexico, ghost culture has also spread around the world. In China, we have Zhongyuan Festival; in Japan, there is a few anime featuring ghosts; in the USA, people celebrate Halloween……apparently, superstition is a significant part of humans' life. I'm not sure if you have noticed the information of movies recently, a film ‘' Coco'' made by Disney will be released in America on 11/22. It didn't pop up from my mind until I saw the advertisements on the MRT that this production is totally Mexican: skeletons, playing the guitar in the different way, brown skin, big and long hats. Hope you can celebrate the day of the dead with us even though we both aren't in Mexico.πππππ
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