• May 09, 2026

Mother's Day is a holiday celebrated to thank mothers, which falls on the second Sunday of May every year. Mother's Day originated in ancient Greece, where on January 8th each year, ancient Greeks paid tribute to Rhea, the mother of the gods. In the mid-17th century, Mother's Day spread to England, and the British designated the fourth Sunday of fasting as Mother's Day. The origin of modern Mother's Day is in the United States. In 1906, Anna Jarvis' mother passed away. On the anniversary of her mother's death the following year, she organized activities to commemorate her mother. In 1907, Anna invited her mothers to hold a worship service. In 1910, Mother's Day was established in Philadelphia. In 1914, the United States Congress officially named the second Sunday of May as Mother's Day, and carnations quickly became a symbol of Mother's Day, representing the tears shed by the Virgin Mary when Jesus was crucified. In the 1920s, Mother's Day was introduced to China. On Mother's Day in 1932, commemorative events were held in the churches of various churches in Shanghai and the Shanghai Youth Association. Subsequently, Guangdong, Jiangsu and other places also began to celebrate Mother's Day. In the 1980s, Mother's Day gradually gained acceptance among the people in mainland China. At the end of the 20th century, with the increasing integration of China and the world, Mother's Day has been increasingly popularized in Chinese Mainland, and people have gradually accepted the concept of Mother's Day. In December 2006, organizations such as the Cultural Committee of the Chinese People's Association designated the second day of the fourth lunar month as Chinese Mother's Day. On Mother's Day, mothers usually receive gifts from their children, such as a bright bouquet of carnations or a delicate bouquet of lilies, as well as other gifts and intentions. Promoting the culture of virtue and filial piety on Mother's Day can not only make families more harmonious, but also make society more harmonious and civilized. Selfless maternal love dedicates everything to her children, and children should promote and inherit the culture of filial piety to maintain family harmony, promote social stability and development, making Mother's Day more meaningful.

• April 29, 2026

International Workers' Day (May Day) is a national holiday celebrated in over 80 countries around the world, where working people unite and fight together. It falls on May 1st (in some countries, it falls on other times, such as the United States and Canada). May Day International Labor Day is the result of the struggle and struggle of the working class. As capitalism enters the monopoly stage, workers are forced to perform a large amount of labor every day. In order to protect their rights, workers decide to fight. In 1886, 350000 workers in cities such as Chicago held a major strike and protest, demanding the implementation of an 8-hour workday and improved working conditions. Under international public opinion and social pressure, the US authorities announced the implementation of an 8-hour workday. In commemoration of this struggle, in July 1889, the Second International held a congress in Paris and established May 1st as International Labor Day. The May Day International Labor Day is of great significance. Through struggle, workers have fought for their legitimate rights and interests with a tenacious and heroic spirit, which is a historic progress in human civilization and democracy. In order to celebrate the May Day, the CPC and the government commend the workers who have made outstanding contributions, and hold gatherings or cultural and sports activities. Internationally, some countries hold parades and demonstrations on May Day, while others have unique folk activities.   On December 23, 1949, the State Council of the Central People's Government designated May Day as a commemorative and celebratory holiday, with one day off. Afterwards, the holiday time was continuously adjusted, and in 1999 it was adjusted to 7 days, forming the Golden Week. After 2008, the May Day holiday began to be reduced, and there were cases where 3, 4, and 5 days were allowed. Starting from 2025, there will be a two-day holiday for Labor Day (May 1st and 2nd). The specific holiday schedule for International Labor Day in 2026 is from May 1st (Friday) to May 5th (Tuesday), with a total of 5 days off. I will be working on Saturday, May 9th.

• April 07, 2026

Qingming Festival, also known as Qingming Festival, Xingqing Festival, March Festival, Ancestral Worship Festival, etc., is a festival for worshipping, ancestor worship, and tomb sweeping between April 4th and 6th every year. The Qingming Festival originates from the ancestral beliefs and spring festival customs of ancient times, and combines both natural and cultural connotations. It is not only a natural solar term, but also a traditional festival. Qingming Festival, together with the Spring Festival, Loong Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, is known as the four traditional festivals in China. The Qingming Festival is said to have originated from the "tomb sacrifice" ceremony of ancient emperors, kings, generals, and ministers. It dates back to the Zhou Dynasty and has a history of more than 2500 years. The Qingming Festival was originally just a name for a solar term, and it became a festival to commemorate ancestors and is related to the Cold Food Festival. Cold Food Festival and Qingming Festival are two different festivals. In the Tang Dynasty, the day of worshipping and sweeping tombs was designated as Cold Food Festival. During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the Qingming Festival gradually rose from being subordinate to the Cold Food Festival to replacing it. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the tradition of worshipping ancestors and mourning deceased loved ones during the Qingming Festival was still prevalent, largely following the old system of the previous generation. During the Republic of China period, Qingming Festival was designated as Arbor Day in 1915, and the history of Qingming Festival as Arbor Day came to an end in 1928. Influenced by Han culture, ethnic minorities in China also have customs for the Qingming Festival. Although customs vary from place to place, tomb sweeping, ancestor worship, and outings are the basic themes of the Qingming Festival. In addition, there are many outdoor recreational activities such as swinging, cuju, kite flying, tree planting, tug of war, as well as food customs such as eating Zi Tuyan, Li Cheese, and Qingtuan. In addition to China, there are also some countries and regions in the world that celebrate Qingming Festival, such as Vietnam, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, etc. On May 20, 2006, the Qingming Festival declared by the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China was approved by the State Council and included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. In order to promote and inherit traditional ethnic culture, in 2008, Qingming Festival was designated as a national statutory holiday with one day off, and with weekends off, three days off were granted.

• February 12, 2026

Thank you to guests from all over the country for participating in the company's 10th anniversary celebration

• December 24, 2025

The Christmas bell rings, bringing warmth and beauty as promised. Thank you to every partner who moves forward side by side. It is your wholehearted effort that makes ordinary days shine brightly. Thank you to every customer who trusts us. It is your choice and support that give us the strength to move forward. May the stars of Christmas light up our path forward, and may the new year be warm, smooth, and worry free!

• September 29, 2025

The National Day of the People's Republic of China, also known as National Day, National Day, China National Day, or National Day Golden Week, is a public holiday in the People's Republic of China aimed at celebrating National Day. It falls on October 1st every year. According to Article 2 of the State Council's "National Holidays and Commemorative Days Holiday Measures", the National Day holiday lasts for 3 days each year, on October 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. On October 1, 1949, the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China was established; On December 2nd, the Fourth Meeting of the Central People's Government Committee accepted the proposal of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and passed the "Resolution on the National Day of the People's Republic of China", deciding to designate October 1st every year as the National Day of the People's Republic of China. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the form of celebrating National Day has undergone several changes. From 1950 to 1959, large-scale celebrations were held every year, accompanied by military parades. From 1960 to 1970, grand rallies and mass parades were held annually in front of Tiananmen Square, but no military parades were held. From 1971 to 1983, it was celebrated annually through large-scale park activities and other forms, without any mass parades. In 1984, a military parade and mass celebration parade were held again. After 1985, National Day was mostly celebrated in other forms, without military parades or mass celebrations. Only in 1999, 2009, and 2019, military parades and mass celebrations were held again. National Day is a characteristic of the country, which emerged with the establishment of the People's Republic of China and became particularly important. It has become a symbol of an independent country, reflecting China's national and political system. National Day is a new and universal holiday form that carries the function of reflecting the cohesion of China and the nation. At the same time, the large-scale celebration activities on National Day are a concrete manifestation of the government's mobilization and appeal. Displaying strength, enhancing national confidence, reflecting cohesion, and exerting appeal are the three basic characteristics of the National Day celebration.

• August 29, 2025

Qixi Festival is a traditional folk festival in China. As the seventh day of the seventh lunar month is the birthday of Qixi, and "Qiqiao" is one of the important customs of "Qixi's Birthday", it is also known as "Qiqiao Festival". Qixi Festival is also known by other names such as Qiqiao Festival, Qixi Festival, Daughter's Festival, Qinianghui, Qixi Sacrifice, Niugongniupo Day, and Qiaoxi. The Chinese Qixi Festival falls on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. The first appearance of "the seventh day of the seventh lunar month" in extant ancient books is in "Simin Yueling" written by the Eastern Han scholar Cui Shi Qixi originally originated from the ancient worship of star constellations and later gave rise to the love story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Maid. It is a romantic night for young girls to worship star deities and pray for ingenuity. The customs and practices of Qixi became abundant and perfect during the Six Dynasties period, and after the Han and Wei dynasties, it mainly became a festival to express women's wishes, compete, and showcase women's ingenious craftsmanship. People eat foods such as Qiaoguo (a kind of fruit) and Qiaoya noodles on Qixi Festival, and engage in a series of activities to pray for ingenuity, such as threading a needle, welcoming the spider for ingenuity, keeping vigil and making wishes, exposing books to the sun, and drying clothes. In the early days, Qixi Festival was a courtyard-style festival for praying for ingenuity. During the Tang and Song dynasties, it evolved into a social festival, and in the Ming and Qing dynasties, it returned to the courtyard. In contemporary times, Qixi Festival has expanded from a family festival to a social festival, where people can participate in ritual performances to strengthen local social connections and enrich the lives of local people. The Qixi Festival provides us with a rich cultural heritage, encompassing views on love, labor, perseverance, morality, and responsibility. It stands as a typical example of Chinese festivals revitalizing in the process of globalization. On May 20, 2006, the Qixi Festival was included in the first batch of national-level intangible cultural heritage lists. In 2008, the Qiqiao Festival customs in Xihe, Gansu Province, were listed in the second batch of intangible cultural heritage. In 2011, the Qixi customs in Tianhe, Guangdong Province, and Wenling, Zhejiang Province, were included in the third batch of intangible cultural heritage. In 2014, the Qixi customs in Yunxi, Hubei Province, were listed in the fourth batch of intangible cultural heritage. The Qixi Festival also exerts influence on neighboring Asian countries, with Japan, Vietnam, and the Korean Peninsula celebrating their own versions of the festival.

• June 13, 2025

Father's Day is a day to express gratitude to one's father. Started around the beginning of the 20th century, originating in the United States, and now widely spread around the world, holiday dates vary by region. The most common date is the third Sunday of June each year. In 1910, the world's first Father's Day was born in the United States, initiated by Mrs. Bruce Dodd. Mrs. Dodd's father, Mr. William Smart, took on the responsibility of raising and educating six children alone after his wife's death. After decades of hard work, the children finally grew up, but Mr. Smart passed away due to overwork. After attending the Mother's Day Thanksgiving service at the church, Mrs. Dodd deeply felt that her father's love and hardships in raising children were no less than those of any mother. Therefore, she hoped to have a special day to commemorate great fathers all over the world. On Father's Day, people choose specific flowers to express their respect and longing for their fathers. Wearing a red rose expresses love and affection for the living father, while wearing a white rose expresses mourning for the deceased father. The purpose of establishing "Father's Day on August 8th" during the Republic of China period was to commemorate the fathers who fought bravely and killed enemies in the war. There is no official Father's Day in the People's Republic of China. But mainland Chinese people are accustomed to using the third Sunday of June as Father's Day; But in China before 1949 and in the current Taiwan, China region of China, Father's Day was on August 8.

• May 29, 2025

The Loong Boat Festival is one of the four traditional festivals in China. It is the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. It is a folk festival that integrates worship of gods and ancestors, praying for blessings and exorcism, celebrating entertainment and eating. There are more than 20 nicknames, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Loong Boat Festival, Chongwu Festival, Chongwu Festival and Tianzhong Festival. It is a traditional festival of Han, Shui, Naxi, Tibetan, Yi, Dai, Gelao ethnic group, Pumi and other ethnic groups. As a festival, Loong Boat Festival was formed in the Han Dynasty. There is a record in the "Customs and General Principles" by Ying Shao of the Eastern Han Dynasty that on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, people should guard against military service ghosts and prevent diseases and epidemics.  The origin of the Loong Boat Festival has varied from ancient times to the present. The main arguments are: the theory of commemorating Qu Yuan, the theory of welcoming the Tao God (Wu Zixu became the Tao God after his unjust death), the theory of evil days, the theory of dragon festivals (that is, the theory of sacrificing the dragon totem), and the theory of the summer solstice. The origin of the Loong Boat Festival covers the ancient astrological culture, humanistic philosophy and other aspects, and contains profound and rich cultural connotation. In the process of inheritance and development, it blends a variety of folk customs. Due to different regional cultures, there are differences in the content or details of customs. The main customs of the Loong Boat Festival include hanging the Zhong Kui statue, hiding from the noon, pasting the Wu Ye Fu, hanging calamus, wormwood, traveling to various diseases, wearing sachets, preparing animals, racing Loong Boat, contesting martial arts, hitting balls, playing swings, painting realgar, drinking realgar wine, calamus wine, eating five poison cakes, salted eggs, Zongzi and seasonal fresh fruits. In addition to the superstitious activities that have gradually disappeared, the rest have spread to all parts of China and neighboring countries. In May 2006, the State Council included the Loong Boat Festival in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists. Since 2008, Loong Boat Festival has been listed as a national legal holiday. In September 2009, UNESCO officially approved its inclusion in the List of Representative Works of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Loong Boat Festival became the first festival in China to be included in the World Intangible Cultural Heritage.