As all you know, we celebrated Spring Festival or Chinese New Year several days ago. Spring Festival, which falls on the 1st day of the 1st lunar month ( Feb 8 this year) is the most important festival in China. Do you know 2016 is the Year of the Monkey, too? The Chinese zodiac comprises 12 animals - mouse, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig - all fixed in that order on a 12-year cycle. Signs or animals are determined by the lunar year in which you were born. If someone was born last lunar year, the zodiac is sheep. Friend, can you approximately reckon your zodiac? If youhave interest, please let us know your birth date. We are pleased to check and tell you.

The Spring Festival is a time for family reunion, featuring a reception, dinner and interactive games and activities like Christmas in the West, Among these the most exciting activity is to receive the red envelope from our parents and friends. Traditionally, Chinese people gives red envelopes filled with money, known as "Hongbao," to friends and relatives during the Lunar New Year celebrations. It conveys wishes of good luck and prosperity for the new year. As the social media platform is popular, this year almost all of us use WeChat (China's most popular instant messaging app) to send, snatch and draw digital red envelopes via smartphone. According to the data from Wechat, 516 million WeChat users exchanged 32.1 billion cash-filled virtual envelopes between Feb 7 and 12. Since Wechat is so prevalent, King Marine Food has our own Wechat ID: K-Marine. If you installed Wechat app, you can add our company ID, and take a look at our latest news.

As Chinese New Year holiday ended, King Marine Food started to work. We will continue supporting the best total solution for our every partner