Happy New Year 2021

The incredibly strange year of 2020 is finally behind us, and here we stand, yearning for a fresh start. We can only hope that the upcoming twelve months will bring us tranquility, safety, and happiness. Despite being confined to our homes, the year has been remarkably busy. Through hard work and perseverance, we have managed to navigate its challenges. We acknowledge that many people faced difficulties during this time. We all have the same 365 days; the only difference lies in how we make use of them. So let us embark on a complete transformation of our lives, starting from this new year onwards! Wishing you all excellent health, peace of mind, and bliss always!

The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, holds a history of over 4,000 years and is renowned as the longest holiday in China. In the 21st century, this national celebration commences on the first day of the Lunar Calendar and extends until the 15th day of the first month. In 2021, the Chinese New Year will commence on February 12th and conclude on February 26th with the Lantern Festival. During the first five days of the Spring Festival, all stores in China remain closed, with some reopening only towards the end. The festivities continue for up to 16 days, although only the initial 7 days are designated as a public holiday (February 11th–17th, 2021).

What to Eat During Chinese New Year

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Chinese cuisine places great emphasis on the harmony of color, fragrance, and taste in its dishes. Chinese chefs strive to create visually appealing meals by carefully coordinating the colors of the ingredients. Some dishes may appear simple, while others are vibrant and eye-catching. A table filled with Chinese food is a delightful display of colors and is truly inviting. We warmly welcome you to Shandong and invite you to visit our factory. We believe that in the future, we will have the opportunity to share a meal together and enjoy the renowned Qingdao beer.