Entries by FPIC

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Lixia: The Start of Summer in China

Introduction Lixia (立夏), meaning “Start of Summer,” is one of China’s 24 Solar Terms and usually falls around May 5 each year. It marks the official beginning of summer in the traditional Chinese calendar, signaling a shift toward warmer weather, longer days, and more active natural growth. For international audiences, Lixia offers a unique perspective […]

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May Fourth Youth Day

May Fourth Youth Day is a special day in China that commemorates the May Fourth Movement, a historic event that took place on May 4, 1919. This movement was led by young students and intellectuals who were fighting for democracy, freedom, and the modernization of China.

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Labor Day Holiday Notice 2026

Introduction As Labor Day approaches, FPIC would like to inform our employees, customers, and partners of our upcoming holiday schedule. Labor Day is a global occasion that celebrates the value of work, recognizes the contributions of workers, and highlights the importance of dedication and craftsmanship. At FPIC, we believe that every achievement is built on […]

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Grain Rain: Meaning, Traditions & Culture

Introduction Grain Rain (Guyu, 谷雨) is the sixth of China’s 24 Solar Terms, usually occurring around April 19–21 each year. It marks the final phase of spring, when rainfall increases and crops begin to grow rapidly. For international audiences, Guyu offers a fascinating insight into how ancient Chinese society combined agriculture, climate observation, and cultural […]