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Say bye to 2009, say hi to 2010!

Aw Guo — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 14:44:20 +0000

Happy New Year 2010, it seems to be a "better late than never" wish for now, ha.

As you guys might know, we've lost three biggest web sites: Twitter, Youtube, Facebook in 2009, we will surely lose more in 2010. So in the last day of 2009, I made a decision and moved ifgogo.com's hosting server from Beijing to Newark, NJ. And in 2010, My company's going to focus on markets outside mainland China.

It's not some bad news, and I'm not going to complain or angrily blame anyone! Blaming and complaining cannot change anything. Since most people don't care – they even don't think a bit about it! It's what those people deserved, and the improtant part is, they just enjoyed. I just understand now.

Let's enjoy our life in 2010 across the pacific and equator :)

Happy Niu Year, The 2009 Chinese New Year

Aw Guo — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 13:07:52 +0000

It is just another Chinese new year - Spring Festival. No matter where you are, please take the faithful bless from our Chinese people :)

Happy Niu Year !! (to know more about the phrase Happy Niu Year)

Happy "Niu" Year of 2009

Aw Guo — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:06:32 +0000

As some of you may know, we Chinese people has a brand new "calendar-system", the Chinese New Year, rather than the world-wide used "Gregorian calendar". It is the most important festival among all the traditional Chinese holidays.

Though there are still a couple of weeks to go for the real Chinese New Year, people around are already celebrating for the "Niu" Year. Yes, the "Niu" Year, I did not misspelled it :)

Niu means Ox (aka, "牛" in Chinese). It is one of the twelve Chinese Zodiacs. In modern Chinese language, it means "very good, very strong".

We Chinese people experienced a lot, like hosted the 2008 Olympic Games for a first time, and won the first position in the golden medal standings. But we also suffered a lot in 2008, like the Big snow and Wenchuan earthquake, and many many other troubles for our current situation. Anyway, we really need a Niu Year of 2009 so much.

There're still some hours to go for saying farewell to 2008, and I'll be a little earlier than those who lived in the U.S. Well, let's enjoy it! Happy Niu Year!!