The origin of gratitude

At present, the most accepted origin of Thanksgiving is exported together with this day, from the United States, the origin of Thanksgiving. But this story about the origin of may flower, in fact, is not accepted by Indians, and has always been a unilateral statement by the United States! In fact, this is also very easy to detect. If you are grateful to every American Indian, how can there be such serious racial discrimination in the United States now? Under normal circumstances, do you discriminate against your benefactor? Let's take a look at the truest statement about the origin of Thanksgiving!

About the origin of Thanksgiving, the real origin of Thanksgiving.

The origin of Thanksgiving is just a legend, which is not recognized by Indians. The truth is that Thanksgiving Day is a festival to celebrate the victory of the Indian Massacre after the white people invaded America.

It is said that the first Thanksgiving Day was held in 162 1 year after Europe invaded America. It is said that English immigrants in Plymouth colony celebrated Thanksgiving for the first time. These Puritans from England arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts by may flower on 1620. With the help of local Indians, they learned the skills of planting corn, hunting and fishing. The following year, when British immigrants celebrated the harvest, they invited Indians to thank God for his kindness, so there was the first Thanksgiving. Legend has it that the first celebration dinner lasted for three days, and Puritans and Indians shared delicious food after the harvest.

Thanksgiving origin story

About the origin of Thanksgiving Day

1620, the famous Mayflower arrived in America with 102 Puritans who could not bear the persecution of English religion. In the winter at the turn of 1620 and 162 1, they met refugees, sent them necessities, and sent people to teach them how to hunt, fish and grow corn and pumpkins. With the help of Indians, the immigrants finally got a bumper harvest. On the day of celebrating the harvest, according to religious traditions and customs, immigrants set a day to thank God and decided to invite them to celebrate the festival together to thank the Indians for their sincere help.

1621165438+1On a Thursday in late October, the Puritans brought by Massasod and 90 Indians got together to celebrate the first Thanksgiving in American history. They fired a salute at dawn, marched into a room used as a church, expressed sincere gratitude to God, lit a bonfire, held a grand banquet, made the hunted turkey into delicious food, and warmly treated the Indians. On the second and third days, wrestling, running, singing and dancing were held. Male Puritans go out hunting and catch turkeys, while women cook delicious food with corn, pumpkin, sweet potato and fruit at home. In this way, whites and Indians ate, chatted, sang and danced around the bonfire, and the whole celebration lasted for three days. Many ways to celebrate the first Thanksgiving have been passed down to future generations.

Thanksgiving custom

Eating customs include: eating roast turkey, pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, sweet potato and corn; Activities include: playing cranberry contest, corn game and pumpkin race; Group activities such as parades, theatrical performances or sports competitions are held, and there are corresponding holidays for 2 days. People far away will go home to reunite with their loved ones. Now it has also formed the habit of avoiding turkey and shopping on Black Friday.

Thanksgiving food in America is full of traditional characteristics. Turkey is the traditional main course of Thanksgiving. Usually, turkeys are stuffed with various spices and mixed foods, and then the whole turkey is cooked. The chicken skin was roasted to dark brown, and the owner sliced it with a knife and distributed it to everyone. Then everyone poured marinade and sprinkled with salt, which was very delicious. In addition, traditional Thanksgiving food also includes sweet potato, corn, pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, self-baked bread and various fruits and vegetables.