Entries by FPIC

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Lantern Festival: Origins, Traditions & Gifts

When Is the Lantern Festival? The Lantern Festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month, marking the first full moon of the Lunar New Year. It is considered the grand finale of the Spring Festival celebrations and symbolizes reunion, harmony, and a bright beginning for the year ahead. In Chinese culture, […]

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Spring Festival Greetings from the FPIC Team

To celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival, FPIC has prepared a special New Year greeting video featuring our team members and their families. In this video, department leaders from different teams share their New Year wishes, and our General Manager delivers a message of gratitude and encouragement to all employees, partners, and customers. FPIC’s growth is […]

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Chinese New Year’s Eve: Tradition & Renewal

Introduction Chinese New Year’s Eve, known as Chúxī (除夕), is the most important night of the Lunar New Year celebration. It marks the final evening of the lunar calendar and represents renewal, family unity, and hope for prosperity in the coming year. For many Western readers, Chinese New Year may be associated with fireworks and […]

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Valentine’s Day: Love, Tradition, and Values

Introduction Today is Valentine’s Day, celebrated worldwide on February 14 as a day dedicated to love, appreciation, and meaningful relationships. While often associated with romance, Valentine’s Day has deep historical roots and has evolved into a broader celebration of connection, gratitude, and trust. For businesses operating globally, these values are not only personal but also […]

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What Is Little New Year in China?

What Is Little New Year? Little New Year (小年, Xiao Nian) is a traditional Chinese festival celebrated about one week before the Lunar New Year. It marks the official beginning of Spring Festival preparations. Although less internationally known than Chinese New Year, Little New Year plays an important cultural role in Chinese society. When Is […]

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Spring Festival Holiday Notice – FPIC Wire Harness Manufacturer

Dear Valued Customers and Partners, Thank you for your continued trust and support of FPIC (Shenzhen Forman Precision Industry Co., Ltd.), a professional manufacturer of custom wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and connectors. In celebration of the Chinese Spring Festival, our company will observe the following holiday schedule: 📅 Spring Festival Holiday Schedule Holiday Period:February 8 […]

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Laba Festival: Tradition, Culture, and Togetherness

Introduction In Chinese tradition, there is a saying: “After Laba comes the New Year.”The Laba Festival, celebrated on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, marks the beginning of the year-end season—a time for reflection, gratitude, and preparation for new beginnings. For international readers, Laba offers a meaningful window into Chinese culture and values […]

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Dahan (Major Cold): The Coldest Solar Term of Winter

Dahan, meaning “Major Cold,” is the last of China’s 24 Solar Terms and traditionally marks the coldest period of the year. It usually falls around January 20th, when winter reaches its seasonal peak before gradually giving way to spring. For international readers, Dahan offers a unique insight into how traditional Chinese culture observes weather patterns, […]

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FPIC New Year Afternoon Tea to Welcome 2026

As the year drew to a close, FPIC marked the final working day of 2025 with a warm and thoughtful New Year Afternoon Tea event on the afternoon of December 31, 2025. The gathering provided a relaxing and joyful moment for employees to reflect on the year’s achievements and celebrate the upcoming New Year together. […]

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Xiaohan (Minor Cold): Understanding One of China’s 24 Solar Terms

Xiaohan, translated as “Minor Cold,” is one of the 24 Solar Terms in the traditional Chinese calendar. It marks the beginning of one of the coldest periods of the year and reflects the deep connection between ancient Chinese culture, agriculture, and seasonal climate changes. When Does Xiaohan Occur? Xiaohan usually falls on January 5th or […]