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🎇Happy Lunar New Year! May the #YearoftheSnake bring you good health, happiness, and prosperity. 🐍 See below to learn about the new year traditions of some of our associates! 

🌙 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!

Happy Lunar New Year! It starts today. As a previous leader for the Beauty Boutique at LAX International Terminal, #1 in NA for the LVMH DFS Group Limited, Lunar New Year was the biggest holiday season on the travel retail calendar. A big shift from what I had know in local retail. I learned a lot from the Beauty Advisors and my colleagues about the holiday and it's 3 week celebrations. And now I happily embrace this time as my own 'new year' for a few reasons: -I am just not ready for what's next by January 1st. I'm still trying to put holiday decorations away and recover from food and fun. -I need time to contemplate the holidays as a whole and what did or didn't happen. -I'm finally back in my body by the end of January. A whirlwind of work and getting caught back up, back on healthy eating, sleep and exercise schedules takes a good 3 weeks. therefore I can't even think about what I want for the New Year. -Now I'm ready on January 29th. I've had time to build momentum. Think through things. Dream. Have conversations. Know what I want. -Did I mention there are 3 weeks of celebrations and festivities?! Now that I'm rested and we've had a helluva January, I can embrace the Year of the Snake ( of which I'm born under) with all the transformation that's to come. I can confidently shed what no longer serves me with grace and slide into the superpowers that have been waiting for me to show up all this time. You'll hear my "happy new year" 🥳 at the end of January from now on 😃 Thanks Grace Creative LA for this reminder. #newyear #startover #beautyindustry #travelretail #secondact #secondcareer

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

Wishing everyone a prosperous and joyous Lunar New Year! May this year bring success, health, and happiness to all.✨ Let's continue to achieve great things together in 2025! 🧧🎉 🍊💰🏮🧨 #HappyChineseNewYear #Prosperity #YearOfTheSnake #ChubbMalaysia #IntegratedSecuritySolutions #AccessControl #SmartSecurity #BusinessSafety #advancedtechnology

Happy Lunar New Year! 🏮🐍 Wishing everyone a joyful and prosperous Lunar New Year 2025! This year, we welcome the Year of the Snake, a symbol of wisdom, transformation, and resilience. Lunar New Year is one of the most significant celebrations across East and Southeast Asia, marking the start of the new lunar calendar and a time for family, reflection, and fresh beginnings. Lunar New Year Traditions & Symbols: 🧧 Red Envelopes: Given to children and loved ones as a token of luck and prosperity. 🥢 Festive Feasts: Families gather to enjoy special foods like dumplings (for wealth), fish (for abundance), and glutinous rice cakes (for growth and success). 🏮 Lanterns & Fireworks: Streets glow with lanterns, and fireworks light up the sky to ward off bad luck. 🐍 Year of the Snake Energy: The Snake represents intelligence, adaptability, and intuition—qualities that inspire us to embrace change and new opportunities. 🧹 Cleaning & Decorations: Homes are cleaned before the new year to sweep away misfortune, and red decorations with auspicious phrases are put up for good luck. As we step into this new year, may it bring wisdom, prosperity, and happiness to you and your loved ones!

Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2025! Its the year of the snake, which, contrary to portrayals in this side of the world, is attributed by the Chinese to wisdom, resilience, and an inherent ability to overcome obstacles to the snake. May this focus on transformation and growth and intelligence and perseverance, encourage everyone to release bad habits and unrealistic expectations, making room for personal and collective evolution. And ultimately a very successful year ahead. #LunarNewYear #ChineseNewYear

🧧 🌕 🐍 Happy Lunar New Year! 🐍 🌕 🧧 Celebrating the Year of the Snake, let's reflect on the rich history and significance of the Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival. This ancient tradition, spanning over 4,000 years, is deeply rooted in agricultural customs, marking the transition from winter to spring. It's a time where families come together, paying respect to ancestors, and expressing hopes for prosperity and blessings in the upcoming year. The Year of the Snake holds a special place in Chinese culture, symbolizing wisdom, intuition, and transformation. Individuals born under this sign (1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013) are believed to possess qualities of insightfulness, grace, and determination. As we embrace the year ahead with its challenges and opportunities, may we all embody the positive attributes associated with the snake. Warm wishes from our team for a fruitful and joyful Lunar New Year. May the Year of the Snake bring you wisdom, good health, happiness, and success. #YearOfTheSnake #AdvancedMarketingInternational #CreatingGlobalOpportunities

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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?