The habit of ringing bells in the church has a tradition of thousands of years, which was first developed by the Catholic Church. In medieval Europe, people generally believed in piety and went to church to attend missa and pray every day. The church bell in the morning tells all the people in the world that mass (understood as a religious ceremony) is about to begin, and you will all come to the church to meet the Lord. Generally speaking, the bell should ring three times a day, once in the morning, once at noon and once at night. The Catholic church has a three-bell classic since ancient times. Every time the bell rings, it will be read three times a day. Most ancient temples now continue this practice.