Happy Chinese New Year!
Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, is the most important traditional festival in Chinese culture, celebrating the beginning of a new year on the lunar calendar. CNY marked some essential celebrations. For instance, family reunions, feasting, fireworks, and symbolic rituals intended to usher in luck and prosperity.
Furthermore, Lunar New Year is the most important festival and holiday for the Chinese Cultural Circle.
Happy Loong Year!
The term “Loong Year” is widely recognized in Chinese cultural contexts. Every 12 years, referring to the Chinese Zodiac, people gather together and celebrate the “Year of the Dragon” (龙年, Lóng Nián). The “loong” symbolizes power, honor, luck, and success in Chinese tradition.
“Loong” is often a transliteration of the Chinese word “龙” (lóng), which means “dragon” in English. In Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of power, strength, and good luck. Dragons are revered in Chinese mythology and folklore, representing auspicious and potent forces, often associated with water, rain, and agriculture. The concept of the dragon in China differs significantly from the Western depiction of dragons, being more benevolent and noble. “Loong” could also refer to specific uses like names, brands, or products influenced by Chinese heritage or themes involving the dragon symbol.
Let’s enjoy the festive vibe and exhilarating atmosphere!
DURGOD here wish you…
“May the Year of the Dragon bring you endless good fortune, prosperity, and success.”
“Wishing you great luck in the Year of the Dragon, and may every day be filled with happiness and joy.”
“In the Year of the Dragon, may your career soar and success follow success.”
“Auspicious Year of the Dragon, wishing you health, happiness, and wealth growth.”
“In this Year of the Dragon, may the lucky dragon lead you over mountains and rivers, to the far shore of success.”
