The Venice Carnival of Masks in Italy ( Venice Carnival Italy is the symbol of the Venice Carnival, Venice's carnival period of about half a month, the date changes each year depending on the date of Easter, 2015 Venice Mask Carnival, from January 31 to February 17. 2016 Venice Mask Carnival time has also been announced, January 23 to February 9. Now it has been one of the world's top three carnival grand festivals.

Explanation of terms. "Venice's mask culture is unique among European civilizations and is one of the very few cities where masks are integrated into everyday life. The Venetians have a long history of using masks as part of their daily life, and before the 18th century, the inhabitants of Venice lived completely without masks, and people, both men and women, had to wear masks and cloaks when they went out. "

The biggest feature of the Venice Carnival is its masks The second is its ornate costumes. This tradition dates back 1700 years. The rich and the poor can be fused together through masks. Behind the masks, social differences are temporarily eliminated. The rich became the poor, and the poor became the rich. Of course, if you go to the carnival as a tourist and do not want to spend money on masks, you can also find a local street painter to improvise a painting on your face. They greeted each other with respect. In this short festival, this small republic known as Venice, effortlessly completed the social integration of other countries to be achieved through the revolution.

What makes the Venetian Carnival famous all over the world is naturally In the 18th century, Venetian noblemen wore masks when voting on city-state affairs, in order to remain anonymous. More than a hundred years ago, the aristocrats used the masks to release the inflated hormones that made Venice an inferno of birth and degradation. Masks also helped the poor to break the unbridgeable gap between the rich and the poor, wearing masks, they could enjoy theaters, restaurants, cafes, casinos with the rich.

The masked artists passing through the squares and alleys, the pedestrians passing by, the couples relaxing on the gondola, the family happily tasting tiramisu and coffee in the Café de la Fleur, the friends chatting on the side of the road, and the little babies being pushed by their mothers and fathers in the stroller, each one is dressed up in gorgeous costumes. Even though the sky was still gray, colorful colors abounded.