How many days will there be Thanksgiving in the United States in 2023?

In 2023, the United States will have a holiday on Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving in the United States is on the fourth Thursday in June every year. Roast turkey and pumpkin pie are traditional foods. Thanksgiving is a family holiday. On this day, many people will go home to have a reunion dinner with their parents and children. In 2023,165438+1October 23rd is a holiday time in the United States, with only one day (165438+/the fourth Thursday in October).

In the eyes of Americans, Thanksgiving is second only to Christmas. This is a day of gratitude, and people go to church to pray for gratitude according to custom; It's a reunion day. People from all over the world get together to share the turkey. This is also a day of celebration, and all kinds of carnival activities are held all over the country.

Introduction to the origin of Thanksgiving Day:

Thanksgiving originated in the United States, and it is a festival with a long history and rich cultural connotation. 1620, a group of English Puritans seeking religious freedom arrived in the North American continent on a may flower ship and began to build a new home there. However, the first winter was extremely harsh for these immigrants. In times of crisis, local Indians generously provided food and survival skills to help immigrants tide over the difficulties.

In order to thank God and Indians for their help, the immigrants held a grand celebration in the autumn of the following year, which was the first Thanksgiving in American history. Since then, Thanksgiving Day has gradually become a traditional holiday in the United States, and the fourth Thursday in June165438+1October is a legal holiday in the United States.

On this day, the American people will hold various activities, such as family gatherings and watching American football games, to express their gratitude for life. Today, Thanksgiving Day has become one of the most important festivals in the United States, as well as festivals in Canada, the Netherlands, Costa Rica and other countries.