Happy Chinese New Year

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Gung hay fat choi!

Last Chinese New Year I was in Hong Kong - my first there. Though it was very noisy (deafening at times, and made me jump on New years day every time nearby property set off its firecrackers, I gathered it was an unusually restrained because of COVID - and has remained like that for a full year. Here’s to an ending to COVID ruling our lives this year!

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Happy New Year!

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Year of the Ox…hope we all get better luck.

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Happy New Year!

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Happy new year!

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新年快樂

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Serious on meal tomorrow night - one Wok for everything. Said wok was bought 35 years ago and it still it goes on and on. All those company meals with my company years in China - shame to me retired and back in the UK!

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@ravenswood101 , many are envious of you. :smirk:

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and prosperous year.

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Happy new year!

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Happy New Year. Miss Hong Kong as well. Last year was the first time since 2006 that I haven’t spent considerable time in Asia each year. Looking forward to travel by the end of this year.

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Happy New year folks!

Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and prosperous 2021.

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Xīnnián hǎo :grinning:

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Happy new year.
I was born in another year of the Ox. 1973. And, being a Taurus birth sign - I’m looking forward to revelling in bovine energy. Moooo.

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Oooh sorry to bring bad news but I believe generally your ‘own’ year is not regarded as being fortuitous :slightly_frowning_face:

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That’s ok.
Being a stubborn stuck in the mud type. I never really thought being an Ox was in any way fortuitous.

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Should it be Happy “Lunar” New Year?

Anyway, happy Tet, Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year?

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