Thanksgiving Day (Thanksgiving Day), a traditional Western holiday, is a unique holiday created by the American people, and it is also a holiday for American families to get together. There was no fixed date for Thanksgiving at the beginning, and it was decided temporarily by the states of the United States. It was not until 1863, after the independence of the United States, that President Lincoln declared Thanksgiving as a national holiday [1]. In 1941, the US Congress officially designated the fourth Thursday of November each year as "Thanksgiving Day." The Thanksgiving holiday generally lasts from Thursday to Sunday.
In 1879, the Canadian Parliament declared November 6th to be Thanksgiving and a national holiday. In the following years, the date of Thanksgiving changed many times, until on January 31, 1957, the Canadian Parliament declared the second Monday in October every year as Thanksgiving.
In addition to the United States and Canada, there are countries in the world such as Egypt and Greece that have their own unique Thanksgiving, but European countries such as the United Kingdom and France are insulated from Thanksgiving [3]. Some scholars also proposed to establish "Chinese Thanksgiving Day" to promote traditional culture
