感恩節名言famousthanksgivingquotations

famousthanksgivingquotations

georgewashingtoninhisfirstpresidentialproclamation:"itisthedutyofallnationstoacknowledgetheprovidenceofalmightygod,toobeyhiswill,tobegratefulforhisbenefits,andhumblytoimplorehisprotectionandfavor."—october3,1789

samueladams,fatheroftheamericanrevolution:"itisthereforerecommended...tosetapartthursdaytheeighteenthdayofdecembernext,forsolemnthanksgivingandpraise,thatwithoneheartandonevoicethegoodpeoplemayexpressthegratefulfeelingsoftheirheartsandconsecratethemselvestotheserviceoftheirdivinebenefactor..."—november1,1777(adoptedbythe13statesasthefirstofficialthanksgivingproclamation)

abrahamlincoln,duringthecivilwar:"wehavebeentherecipientsofthechoicestbountiesofheaven;wehavebeenpreservedthesemanyyearsinpeaceandprosperity;wehavegrowninnumbers,wealth,andpowerasnoothernationhasevergrown."—1863

sirjohntempleton:"howwonderfulitwouldbeifwecouldhelpourchildrenandgrandchildrentolearnthanksgivingatanearlyage.thanksgivingopensthedoors.itchangesachild’spersonality.achildisresentful,negative—orthankful.thankfulchildrenwanttogive,theyradiatehappiness,theydrawpeople."

albertschweitzer:"toeducateyourselfforthefeelingofgratitudemeanstotakenothingforgranted,buttoalwaysseekoutandvaluethekindthatwillstandbehindtheaction.nothingthatisdoneforyouisamatterofcourse.everythingoriginatesinawillforthegood,whichisdirectedatyou.trainyourselfnevertoputoffthewordoractionfortheexpressionofgratitude."

williamfaulkner:"gratitudeisaqualitysimilartoelectricity:itmustbeproducedanddischargedandusedupinordertoexistatall."

annefrank:"idonotthinkofallthemisery,butoftheglorythatremains.gooutsideintothefields,natureandtthesun,gooutandseekhappinessinyourselfandingod.thinkofthebeautythatagainandagaindischargesitselfwithinandwithoutyouandbehappy."

theodoreroosevelt:"letusrememberthat,asmuchhasbeengivenus,muchwillbeexpectedfromus,andthattruehomagecomesfromtheheartaswellasfromthelips,andshowsitselfindeeds."—1901

johnfitzgeraldkennedy:"asweexpressourgratitude,wemustneverforgetthatthehighestappreciationisnottoutterwords,buttolivebythem."

感恩節英語作文ThanksgivingDay

Thanksgiving(ThanksgivingDay)istheAmericanpeopleoriginalanancientfestival,isAmerica'snationalholidayforfamilyreunion.TheearlyThanksgivinghasnofixeddate,decidedbythestatestemporarily.UntiltheUnitedStatesafterindependencein1863,PresidentLincolndeclaredThanksgivingDayanationalholiday.In1941,congressformallyproclaimedthefourthThursdayinNovemberas"Thanksgiving".ThanksgivingholidayusuallylastsfromThursdaytoSunday.

TheCanadianparliamentdeclaredNovember6,1879istheThanksgivingDayandnationalholiday.Inthefollowings,Thanksgivingdateschangedmanytimes,untilJanuary31,1957,theCanadianparliamentannouncedthesecondMondayofOctobereachyearforThanksgiving.

InadditiontotheUnitedStates,Canada,andEgypt,Greece,andothercountriesintheworldhavetheirownuniqueThanksgiving,butBritain,FranceandotherEuropeancountrieswithThanksgivinginsulation[3],therearealsoscholarsinitiativetosetupthe"ChinaThanksgiving",tocarryforwardthetraditionalculture.

感恩節(ThanksgivingDay)是美國人民獨創的一個古老節日，也是美國人合家歡聚的節日。初時感恩節沒有固定日期，由美國各州臨時決定。直到美國獨立后的1863年，林肯總統宣布感恩節為全國性節日。1941年，美國國會正式將每年11月第四個星期四定為“感恩節”。感恩節假期一般會從星期四持續到星期天。

1879年加拿大議會宣稱11月6日是感恩節和全國性的'假日。在隨后的年代，感恩節的日期改變了多次，直到在1957年1月31日，加拿大議會宣布每年十月的第二個星期一為感恩節。

除了美國、加拿大，世界上還有埃及、希臘等國家有自己獨特的感恩節，但英國、法國等歐洲國家卻與感恩節絕緣[3]，也有學者倡議設立“中華感恩節”，以弘揚傳統文化。

感恩節的英語作文ThanksgivingDay

IntheUnitedStates,thefourthThursdayinNovemberiscalledThanksgivingDay.

Onthatday,Americansgivethanksfortheblessingstheyhaveenjoyedduringtheyear.ThanksgivingDayisusuallyafamilyday.Peoplealwayscelebratewithbigdinnersandhappyreunions.PumpkinpieandIndianpuddingaretraditionalThanksgivingdesserts.

Relativesfromothercities,studentswhohavebeenawayatschool,andmanyotherAmericanstravelalongdistancetospendtheholidayathome.

在美國,11月的第四個星期四是感恩節。

在那一天,美國人感謝的祝福。感恩節通常是一個家庭日。人們總是與大型晚宴慶祝快樂的.團聚。南瓜餅和印度甜點布丁都是傳統的感恩節。

親戚從其他城市,學生已經在學校,和其他許多美國人長途旅行假期呆在家里。

關于感恩節的英語作文ThanksgivingDay

ThanksgivingoriginatedfromtheUnitedStates,whichistheforthThursdayofNovember,butinCanadaitsthesecondMondayofOctober.Itstartedoutasaholidaycelebratingtheaboriginals,butnowitextendedtobethecelebrationofothersaroundyou.

Onthatday,peoplewouldhavea2-daybreak,whichtheywouldmeetupwithfamilyandfriendsandcelebratewithjoyandgratitude.

ThedeliciousturkeyisthemaincourseateveryThanksgivingdinner.

感恩節起源于美國,十一月的第四星期四,但在加拿大10月的第二個星期一。它開始作為一個節日慶祝原住民,但現在擴展到周圍的.人的慶祝活動。

在那一天,人們會有一個為期兩天的休息,他們會與家人和朋友見面和慶祝的喜悅和感激之情。

美味的火雞是每個感恩節晚餐的主菜。