Onceagain,it'sChristmas.ChristmasisoneveryDecember25th.Chrstmasisadaythatwegiveandgetpresents.FatherChristmasalsogivesgiftstochildrenonthisspeacialdayintheyear.Forde...
复活节EasteristhemostimportantreligiousfeastintheChristianliturgicalyear.ChristiansbelievethatJesuswasresurrectedfromthedeadtwodaysafterhiscrucifixion,andcelebratethisresurrectiononEasterSunday,twodaysafterGoodFriday.Theyearofthisresurrectionisvariouslyestimatedbetweentheyears26and36AD(seealsoChronologyofJesus).Manynon-sectarianculturalelements,suchastheEasterBunny,havebecomepartoftheholiday'smoderncelebrations,andthoseaspectsareoftencelebratedbymanyChristiansandnon-Christiansalike.
感恩节ThanksgivingisaholidaycelebratedinmuchofNorthAmerica,generallyobservedasanexpressionofgratitude,usuallytoGod.ThemostcommonviewofitsoriginisthatitwastogivethankstoGodforthebountyoftheautumnharvest.IntheUnitedStates,theholidayiscelebratedonthefourthThursdayinNovember.InCanada,wheretheharvestgenerallyendsearlierintheyear,theholidayiscelebratedonthesecondMondayinOctober,whichisobservedasColumbusDayorprotestedasIndigenousPeoplesDayintheUnitedStates.Thanksgivingistraditionallycelebratedwithafeastsharedamongfriendsandfamily.IntheUnitedStates,itisanimportantfamilyholiday,andpeopleoftentravelacrossthecountrytobewithfamilymembersfortheholiday.TheThanksgivingholidayisgenerallya"four-day"weekendintheUnitedStates,inwhichAmericansaregiventherelevantThursdayandFridayoff.Thanksgivingisalmostentirelycelebratedathome,unliketheFourthofJulyorChristmas,whichareassociatedwithavarietyofsharedpublicexperiences(fireworks,caroling,etc.)