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Q: To all the Canadians here, Happy Thanksgiving!!

How do you celebrate Thanksgiving in China?

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Shifu

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Happy Thanksgiving!

 

I don't do anything special to celebrate Thanksgiving here in China. No family and no turkey.

I love turkey dinner though, will have to miss it this year.

 

Victoria1987:

Poor us

Same with me,I celebrated my festival alone ,well ,I am working along in Shanghai.

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Genuine question, do Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving?

I honestly thought that was just the Americans.

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I didn't even know it was our Thanksgiving until I read this thread. I'm holding out for St. Patrick's Day!

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  What about the Americans, you ain't gonna wish them happy thanksgiving too? Though i've just noticed Derek's post above: are they celebrated on different days?

thedude:

Canadian Thanksgiving is about 6 weeks before the American one because our traditional harvest season is before the US as we are further north.

US Thanksgiving is the second last Thursday of Novemeber,,,roughly 1 month before Christmas and the official start of the silly season.

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mArtiAn:

  Oh, cheers. Have a good one.

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Most Canadians forget about Thanksgiving, it's not as big a deal as it is for the Americans and their. In Beijing I actually just did US thanksgiving cause it was easier to go out and get a turkey. Thanks though!

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Thanks and the same to you.

I'm still in Canada and had a wonderful massive pig-out and the turkey is making me sleepy.

I'll be back in China for the US Thanksgiving but it's ok because I have had my fill now.

Gobble gobble....cheers.

ricwill:

Did you bring your girl friend to Canada? Where are you in Canada? I am in Vancouver back to China Shenzhen in Nov.

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thedude:

My gf is still in SZ.  I am also in Vancouver and head back to Shenzhen next month.

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happy thanksgiving canucks

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Happy Thanksgiving, I'm home, I usually cook the Thankgiving and Xmas dinner for my family. I have enough left overs to feed China. I've put on 15 lbs since I've been home, these holidays will make it worse. Somebody pass me a Chinese cutie.

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Its Thanksgiving??? Damn... My mommy is gonna kill me...

 

mike695ca:

wait... isnt thanksgiving on the monday??? and its monday here.... so its not too late to call right??? Im slowly realiazing that im a shitty Canadian....

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I am making a chicken stew for my Thanksgiving dinner (for tonight) ....  just me and my wife .....and I have not contacted anybody at home, except to have my wife send a Chinese birthday greeting to my sister whose b-day is on Oct. 9 .....she won't even know what the thing says ...hahahhah

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