Lunar New Year is this Wednesday, Jan 29th! 🧧🎉 Celebrate with "Chloe's Lunar New Year", a heartwarming story about family, prosperity, luck (and delicious food!) by author Lily LaMotte & illustrator Michelle Lee.
Watch now: 📺 https://lnkd.in/eg8vwD5D
We tried but your pencils crayons were such poor quality they couldn’t even perform their intended function. You’re a garbage company now that makes junk that only looks like a crayon, not actually being one.
I made a post about you and disgusting pizza that kids won’t eat.
Good luck in life.
Happy Lunar New Year!
The Lunar New Year 2025 begins today, marking the Year of the Snake. Symbolizing wisdom and transformation, this celebration is observed worldwide with traditions and hopes for growth and prosperity in the year ahead.
Learn more about the 2025 Lunar New Year: https://hubs.ly/Q0345wnR0
Happy Lunar New Year 2025 from all of us at NAEYC!
To learn more about Lunar New Year and how we can share in celebration check out the newest blog written by the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Interest Forum!
You can read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/esub9YKh
Make sure to share how you plan on celebrating Lunar New Year in the comments below.
Wishing everyone 蛇么都 HENG ONG HUAT ah! Let’s connect to discuss strategies for managing FX rates and maximizing your dollars. Here’s to new beginnings together—cheers!
Happy Lunar New Year! Wishing everyone a joyful and prosperous Year of the Snake! Kung Hei Fat Choy! Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🧧🐍
Snakes are known for their wisdom and sharp instincts - great qualities to navigate the year ahead (and perhaps even exchange rates!).
May the upcoming year bring you good fortune, smooth journeys, and success in all that you do. 🏮
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🌙 Happy Lunar New Year from Pact! The Lunar New Year marks the beginning of the lunar calendar year, kicking off the Year of the Snake, which symbolizes good luck and rebirth. 🐍 The event is celebrated across cultures with common themes around family, renewal, and hope for prosperity. How do you plan to celebrate the Lunar New Year? ➡️ Tell us in the comments!
TLDR on Lunar New Year Celebration at Wells Fargo. Interesting facts.
1. Wed, Jan 29, 2025 is the start of new year according to the Lunar calendar, celebrated by many Asian cultures, not just Chinese. Why lunar calendar? Its seasonal events are much more accurate than the solar calendar.
2. 2025 is the year of the Snake according to the Chinese Zodiac. The snake represents calmness and introspection -- traits seen as important for "guiding one's life with wisdom and grace,".
3. I was born in the year of Rat (i.e. quick-witted, resourceful, versatile, kind..). Find yours here: https://lnkd.in/e42dAWKv
4. 'Eight' (八) in Chinese is pronounced ba and sounds similar to fa (发, traditional character: 發) as in facai (发财), meaning 'well-off'. Therefore, it is believed to be the luckiest number in China. Some are willing to pay premium to get lots of 8s in their license plates, phone numbers... are you one of them?
5. Celebrating the Chinese lunar calendar has been a Wells Fargo tradition since 1912. https://lnkd.in/eA7x3Miq.
For over 100 years, we’ve celebrated Lunar New Year with our customers and employees. This year, we're thrilled to partner with Victo Ngai to bring the Year of the Snake to life in a truly captivating way.
Victo gave the Year of the Snake a lucky twist by illustrating a snake forming an infinity symbol—or the lucky number 8— representing eternal prosperity. The number 8 holds special significance in Chinese culture, as its pronunciation sounds like the words for wealth and prosperity. Learn more about the artist and her inspiration at https://lnkd.in/e46-gm6Z
Here’s to a year filled with wisdom and endless possibilities. Happy Lunar New Year!
We’d like to wish everyone who celebrates a Happy Lunar New Year! 2025 marks the Year of the Snake, symbolizing wisdom and transformation.
To learn more about Lunar New Year, check out this article: chinesenewyear.net#ThePeoplesClerk
Happy Lunar New Year / Spring Festival / Chinese New Year!
In western belief Snake isn't something positive, and could be a bit scary. In Chinese traditional belief, Snake is smart and strong.
I asked an LLM tool what if we call it "The Year of Python"? The tool said in Western belief Python is strong, and the Python programming language is also smart as well as supporting many analytic use cases. As such, seems mentioning "The Year of Snake" as "The Year of Python" seems a good idea?
#ForgeAdvisoryGroup wish you a joyous Lunar New Year filled with prosperity and good fortune. May the Year of the Snake bring wisdom, transformation, and continued success in all that you and your loved ones pursue.
We tried but your pencils crayons were such poor quality they couldn’t even perform their intended function. You’re a garbage company now that makes junk that only looks like a crayon, not actually being one. I made a post about you and disgusting pizza that kids won’t eat. Good luck in life.