Thanksgiving Quiz


Thanksgiving is a national holiday in China.

You can easily buy turkey from supermarkets in China.

Chinese people don't eat mashed potatoes in China.

Chinese people make the same pumpkin pie as you eat in America.  

Cyber Monday is the biggest online shopping day in China. 





Check out your answers:
1. Thanksgiving is not a national holiday in China.










 2. People who live in the big cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, can buy frozen turkey from imported supermarkets and order a turkey from a hotel restaurant. Or, they usually roast geese or chicken instead. But the best substitute food is roasted Peking Duck. 









3. Chinese style mashed potatoes. It’s savory and not heavy as American style mashed potatoes by mixing with butter and cream. 














 4. Chinese pumpkin pie is fried, crispy outside, and soft inside by filling with sweet sauce, such as read bean.














 5. The biggest shopping in China and in the world is the Singles Day.It takes place in China on November 11 every year. Read more: http://bit.ly/2fv4QpI










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