Chinese-Style Thanksgiving: Express Love Through Action

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Although Thanksgiving is a traditional holiday in the United States, gratitude is also a traditional virtue of the Chinese people. On this day, just like Westerners, expressing gratitude to parents, loved ones, teachers, and friends not only brings joy to others but also fills oneself with happiness.<\/p>

However, many people are not good at expressing their feelings verbally; "gratitude is hard to express in words." In such cases, it is better to show your gratitude through actions. This Thanksgiving, besides saying thank you, I want to do something for you!<\/p>

As a child, every day after school, seeing the lights on at home from a distance gave me a sense of security because I knew my mom was definitely home and had prepared hot meals. Eating together as a family, enjoying my mom's cooking, is what home feels like.<\/p>

 Actually, my mom's cooking isn't the best. But in her dishes, there are flavors that restaurants can't replicate, and that is love. Day by day, meal by meal, my mom has been nourishing us with love.<\/p>

Mom, thank you for your dedication to our family, for giving us endless love and care. This Thanksgiving, let me cook a meal for you.<\/p>

It is often said that a father's love is like a mountain, silent and profound. Every time I call home, it is always my mom who answers, and I chat about family matters with her. Even if my dad picks up the phone, he says only a few words before passing the phone to my mom. But we all know he is not indifferent or uncaring; he just isn't good at expressing himself. In the past, whenever I asked my mom for money, she would say to give me 600, but my dad would say to give 1000, worried that she wouldn't have enough.<\/p>

Dad, you love to smoke, but your health isn't good, and recently you've been coughing a lot due to the weather changes. I want you to quit smoking, but you can't seem to do it, which makes the family worry about you like a child. Dad, this Thanksgiving, I want to give you a gift that allows you to enjoy the pleasure of smoking while also being healthy.<\/p>

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Every time I see someone online say, "The country owes me a brother," I always feel a bit smug because I have a wonderful brother who takes great care of me. He speaks up for me when I have conflicts with my parents and even buys me a phone with his own salary. I am grateful to have such a good brother. I appreciate all the care and companionship he has given me.<\/p>

But brother, I really don't like that you smoke. In fact, most girls wouldn't like it either. So, to help you find a girlfriend sooner, this Thanksgiving, I want to give you a set of the Jirui AIR 10 large vapor electronic cigarette kit, which not only helps you quit smoking but is also stylish and exquisite, perfect for business occasions.<\/p>

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Teachers impart knowledge and life lessons that benefit us throughout our lives. In middle school, I had a political science teacher who said that whether in academia or in life, one must understand to accept and discard; to inherit the good and discard the bad. At that time, he stood next to my desk, and I could smell the tobacco on him. The phrase "accept and discard" became ingrained in my mind along with that tobacco scent.<\/p>

Teacher, thank you for your hard work in educating us. This Thanksgiving, I want to gift you the Huashang Seven Fairies electronic cigarette, which features a unique Chinese-style realistic smoke design that I believe you will love.<\/p>

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And you, my dearest friend, there are so many people in the world, and it’s easy to lose touch. But we have known each other for over ten years, and our feelings remain unchanged. I am grateful for you and appreciate your tolerance and support. This Thanksgiving, I want to give you a bouquet of flowers, wishing our friendship blooms like flowers.<\/p>

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This Thanksgiving, besides expressing love, we also express love through actions.<\/p>