What are the customs of Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving customs include family reunions, parades and eating turkeys.

On Thanksgiving Day, relatives and friends usually get together for dinner, and turkey is the traditional main course on the table. Usually, turkeys are stuffed with various seasonings and mixed foods, and then the whole turkey is roasted. The host sliced it with a knife and the hostess gave it to everyone. Common side dishes include gravy, sweet potato, cranberry jam, sweet corn and various vegetables. In addition, pumpkin pie is often used as supplementary food.

The parade began at 1924. Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is the largest Thanksgiving Day celebration in America. It is held every year on the fourth Thursday of 165438+ 10.

In this festival, people will celebrate with family and friends, share delicious food and express their gratitude. This is not only an important social activity for people to get together and strengthen interpersonal relationships, but also a time for people to stop and think and express their gratitude for various benefits in life.

In addition, Thanksgiving Day also emphasizes the importance of family reunion and friendship, and people will spend good time with their families and friends during this festival. Thanksgiving also reminds people to cherish everything in front of them and not forget those who have helped and supported us in life. At the same time, Thanksgiving also promotes the communication between people and strengthens the ties of family and friendship.

Development of Thanksgiving Day:

Thanksgiving tradition is rich and colorful. Besides big meals, people will hold parades, football matches and other activities. On this festival, people will thank their relatives and friends for their companionship and support. This spirit of gratitude also affects our lives. Similar to the Double Ninth Festival in ancient China.

In China, although Thanksgiving is not a traditional festival, with the development of globalization, it is gradually accepted by the people of China. Many people in China begin to express their gratitude to their relatives, friends and life on this day. At the same time, some enterprises and schools have begun to hold thanksgiving activities, advocating people to cherish life and pass on love and care.

However, gratitude is not limited to one day. In our daily life, we should also learn to be grateful. We should thank our parents for their nurturing kindness and friends for their help. At the same time, we should also learn to express gratitude to the society and the country. It is because of the support and help of these societies that we can live to this day.