Holiday Notice

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Hello my friends! It's glad to see you again. Christmas Day is past. Did you have a good time? And have you got our free gifts? I hope you have had a merry Christmas. Our Christmas promotion still continues. Don't forget to own our lucky star!

Now, it's Friday again. We are going to have a 3-day holiday. Here's our holiday period:
Date: Dec.30, 2017 ~ Jan.1, 2018.

(Note: Orders within holiday will be delivered until Jan.2rd)

As you know, Jan. 1 is the first day of the year. In China, it is also called Solar New Year's Day. We usually have a one-day holiday for Solar New Year's Day. Together with the weekend of this week, we have a 3-day holiday now. It's quite good for us to relax from our busy daily works. For me, I am planning to go back home, get together with my family members, make some dumplings with them and have a big meal. Sounds a good idea, right?

By the way, do you still remember our Christmas promotion period? Yes, it is from Dec.22 to Jan. 1. That means our Christmas promotion will continue to the end of our holiday. There are still enough time for you to pick up what you like and obtain more free gifts! After we come back from holiday, we will arrange delivery for you as soon as possible. So don't worry! You will receive your goods soon.

Hope you will have a pleasant time during our holiday period!

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