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话说当年威尼斯的工匠们逐渐把面具设计弄到极致,发展到后来全城的人爱面具爱得要死,不论工作生活还是男女老幼,只要外出必定戴上。久而久之,麻烦也来了:进教会也不摘掉显得特没礼貌;超多的赌徒和落魄贵族为了避债成天戴面具到处乱窜,导致社会案件明显增多且特别难破。1268年5月2日,威尼斯宣布了关于禁止穿戴面具的官方文件,之后的数十年内禁令逐步扩大——可民间还是上有政策下有对策。直到1608年8月13日,政府还在含辛茹苦地颁布法
Saying that the Venetian craftsmen who gradually get the mask design to the extreme, and later developed into the city of people love to die like a mask, regardless of working life or men, women and children, as long as the go out must wear. As time passes, troubles come as well: It is particularly impolite to remove the church. Excessive gamblers and aristocrats fleeing their masks to avoid debt all day long lead to a marked increase in social cases and a particularly hard time breaking. On May 2, 1268, Venice announced an official document prohibiting the wearing of masks, and the ban has gradually expanded over the decades to come - whether or not there is a policy under it. Until August 13, 1608, the government promulgated the law very much