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感恩节是美国独有的传统节日,也是美国政府法定的节日。在美国人心目中,感恩节是合家团聚的日子,节日期间还有热闹的公众活动,其隆重程度仅次于圣诞节。美国人重视感恩节的程度,类似中国钟情于中秋节。因此,一提起感恩节,他们总是备感亲切。感恩节起源于17世纪。当时英国的清教徒无法忍受政府的迫害,他们中有100多人于1620年9月乘坐“五月花”号木船,远渡重洋,经过65天的漂流,到达了美国波士顿附近的普利
Thanksgiving is a unique traditional festival in the United States and a statutory holiday of the U.S. government. In the eyes of the Americans, Thanksgiving Day is a family reunion day, during the festival there are lively public events, its solemn second only to Christmas. Americans value the extent of Thanksgiving, similar to the Chinese love in the Mid-Autumn Festival. So, when it comes to Thanksgiving, they always feel gracious. Thanksgiving originated in the 17th century. At that time, the British Puritans could not stand the persecution of the government. Over 100 of them took the “Mayflower” wooden boat in September 1620 and traveled across the oceans. After 65 days of rafting, they reached Puli near Boston,