All Dear Friends,

Wish your business have a good start in the New Year 2017!

As our year of the Rooster coming, it's time to greet You and Your families with a warm year and wish you good luck and good fortune. Chinese New Year brings you good wishes and lots of fun.

Wish you:

Happy New Year (新年快乐) : Xin Nian Kuai Le

Ji Xiang Ru Yi（鸡/吉Rooster祥如意）: means harmony and follow your will

Sui Sui Ping An（岁岁平安）: means harmony and safely year around

Gong Xi Fa Cai（恭喜发财）: means Congratulations and be prosperous.

Sheng Ji Bo Bo(生鸡/机Rooster勃勃): means life full of Vigour

Happy Chinese  Spring Festival!

Far and away the most important holiday in China is Spring Festival, also known as the Chinese New Year.

Date: the 1st day of the 1st lunar month.

Origin: According to Chinese legends, a demon called “Nian” would torment people once a year during the winter. The people gathered to discuss how to deal with “Nian”. Some people suggested that demon was afraid of the color red, and of flames and loud noise. So they put red couplets on their gates, set off firecrackers and beat gongs and drums to drive “Nian” away. Their idea worked and “Nian” fled. Thus, the customs of celebrating the Spring Festival were born and passed down.

Food: Jiaozi, a steamed dumpling, is popular in the north, while southerners favor a sticky sweet glutinous rice pudding called nian gao.

Activities: Before the festival, people will go shopping, make new clothes, pay tribute to the Kitchen God and ancestors, prepare the family reunion banquet, paste door gods and spring couplets on their gates, and pin up New Year pictures on walls.

During the festival, they will visit each other and exchange New Year’s greetings, and set off firecrackers. Children will receive red envelop from parents and relatives as holiday presents. There are dragon, lion, and yang ge dances and lantern shows in both urban and rural areas.

Important note: We will start our holiday from Jan 25th to Feb 2th.  Welcome you to China and enjoy our New Year together.