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February 2010 Promotional Calendar
American Heart Month Bake For Family Fun Month National Cherry Month National Children’s Dental Health Month National Pet Dental Healt . . .

Coming Soon: 2010 Chinese New Year's Celebration iPhone App
In this app, you’ll find decorative fortune signs that you can use around the house to welcome the new year. You will also find day-by-day . . .

Gong Xi Fa Cai
The most common Chinese ways of saying Happy New Year are Gong Xi Fa Cai (Mandarin) and Gong Hey Fat Choy (Cantonese). Even though the pronu . . .

2010 Chinese New Year's Celebration Guide is now online
Chinese New Year of 2010 is on Feb. 14, 2010. It begins the year of the tiger.

Chinese Business Card for Rosemary McClenaghan
We’re happy to present the English-Chinese bilingual business card for Rosemary McClenaghan, president of Wee Green Tours. About Rosema . . .

USPS issued Celebrating Lunar New Year: Year of the Tiger commemorative stamp
On January 14, 2010, in Los Angeles, California, at the El Pueblo Historical Monument, the Postal Service™ issued a 44–cent, Celebrating . . .

Free! 2010 Chinese New Year's Celebration Guide
Chinese New Year of 2010 is on Feb. 14, 2010. It begins the year of the tiger. So anyone born between Feb. 14, 2010, and Feb. 2, 2011, will . . .

Happy New Year in Chinese
Xin Nian Kuai Le! Xin Nian is New Year. Xin is new and Nian is year. Kuai Le is happiness, joy, pleasure, delight, or rejoicings. S . . .

Merry Christmas is Sheng Dan Kuai Le in Chinese
Merry Christmas! Sheng is sacred or holy. It is also short for sheng ren, meaning a sage or a saint. Dan is birth or birthday. Kuai . . .

New iPhone app: Chinese Alphabet Lite
A complete Good Characters’ Chinese Alphabet in your pocket that you have access to offline anywhere and anytime, even without an Internet . . .

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