As we welcome the New Year, In Chinese culture, on February 4th is the last day of the lunar year – Chinese New Year’s Eve. Families celebrating the reunion, gathering by the stove and staying-up; Kids are waiting for the lucky money (red envelopes). And on February 5th, the first day of the Lunar year, people will pay New Year’s call to each other and give New Year’s greetings to others like “May you have a prosperous New Year”. You can hear it everywhere; the street is bustling with noise and excitement.

Holiday Announcement:
GTI (Taiwan) Holiday Break on January 31 – February 10.
GTI (China) Holiday Break Start on January 25 – February 10

GTI is here to wish our friends from around the world,  May you have a great luck and great profit; every thing is thriving in the year of Pig.  May peace, happiness and good fortune be with you and your loved ones.  Wishing you all a prosperous New Year. (2019/01/31)