Learning to say thank you
Updated: 2014-11-24 07:56
By Wang Ying and Chen Bingru(Shanghai Star)
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Thanksgiving blessings

The tradition of Thanksgiving dinner teaches us to appreciate the finer things in life, and Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to express your love and happiness. This is what it means to some in the United States.

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