关于感恩节的英语文章

关于感恩节的英语文章
关于感恩节的英语文章

关于感恩节的英语文章
Thanksgiving teacher
Some say the teacher like a candle,burns itself lights others; Some say the teacher like spring silkworm,in his life at the last moment,still selfless dedication; Some say the teacher like mother,no matter how far we left home,go out of the care and looking forward to the eyes...And I said the teacher like the gardener,in nurturing the we generation after generation naughty flowers,in sorching summer for we sunshade,both in continuous,for we block rain,in your care,flowers bloom smiling faces,and thrive.
Remember grade three of the time,the morning reading time came into the classroom teacher but Iraq is not a teacher,everyone is very strange,because Ann teacher never please the fake.The teacher a full face of serious said:"your Ann teacher home had an accident,can't come today,I come from substitute." Listening to what the teacher said students of Iraq is very anxious,is worried about the teacher at home,and this is the midterm,people are guess,thought the teacher this time not to come to class.Different meeting,things to our expectation,we all get a shock,Ann the teacher is coming!Ann the teacher is coming!Anxious mood suddenly calm down,very quiet in the classroom.The teacher as usual,calmly walks on stage,the kind of face,bright and clear word,YiGouGou recovery,penetrate into our everyone's heart.The teacher ah,you big thing in the home as small,you always pretend we these not sensible child,the teacher,we want to share more for you,the teacher ah,you were laborious.
Your love has integrated into our blood,how many days and nights you alone under the lamp sigh,and how many times you shed tears of joy for us.For our not reasonable,naughty,without any complaints from you,teacher!The tall,wheat will mature,your pay,will bear fruit.

Thanksgiving Thanksgiving was first celebrated in 1621，when Plymouth governor William Bradford invited neighboring Native Americans1) to join the Pilgrims

Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival. Traditionally, it is a time to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general. It is a holiday celebrated primarily in the United States. Whilst p...

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Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival. Traditionally, it is a time to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general. It is a holiday celebrated primarily in the United States. Whilst perhaps religious in origin, Thanksgiving is now primarily identified as a secular holiday.
Today, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of October in Canada and on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States. Thanksgiving dinner is held on this day, usually as a gathering of family members and friends.
With this year’s thanksgiving just around the corner, Chinadaily website had a chat with some foreigners as well the natives who share their experiences on the holiday.
Introduction:
Thanksgiving Day is coming! Do you want to know how people in America celebrate this holiday? And what do people in other countries think of this day? Language Tips has invited Ms. Renee Haines from America, Mr. Lee Michael Hannon from England and Mr. Hu Zhicheng from China to talk turkey on Thanksgiving Day!
Interviewees:
Ms. Renee Haines
Renee Haines is from America. She is now a journalist at China Daily.
Mr. Lee Michael Hannon
Lee Michael Hannon is a journalist at the China Daily's website. He is from England.
Mr. Hu Zhicheng
Hu Zhicheng is a Chinese editor at the China Daily's website.
Questions:
Language Tips(LT): Since Thanksgiving Day is a typical American holiday, let’s start from Renee. Could you share something with us about the origins and histories of Thanksgiving?
What activities do you usually have to celebrate the holiday?
LT: Lee, you are from England. Do people celebrate Thanksgiving Day in your country? Are there any differences from the US?
LT: As we know, now Thanksgiving Day is not limited to western countries, it’s becoming more and more global, as in Asia, people take this day as an opportunity to express their appreciation and gratitude to their families, friends or anyone they think worth a “thank you”, especially among young generation. Zhicheng, as the post-80s generation, what do you think of this holiday?
LT: Why do Americans eat Turkey on Thanksgiving Day? Are there any special reasons for it?
LT: Say something about your most impressive Thanksgiving Day.
LT: Do you have anyone whom you want to thank especially this year? Since you are all away from home, either from your home country or your hometown, what are you going to do to express your feelings to your families farway?
LT: Say something to the person whom you want to thank most.
Happy Thanksgiving!

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