Jintang Technology Debuts at the Greater Bay Area China International Adhesives Exhibition
From March 31 to April 2, 2021, the first major event of the year for the adhesives and sealants industry—the 2021 Greater Bay Area International Adhesives and Sealants Exhibition—opened with great fanfare at the Tanzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center in Foshan, Guangdong.
11 Mar,2021
Our company will be attending the China International Adhesives and Sealants Exhibition from March 31 to April 2, 2021, at the Tanzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center in Foshan, Guangdong.
We cordially invite you to visit us!
08 Mar,2021
Awakening of Insects | The spring thunder rumbles, and all things grow.
“As the spring thunder rumbles, all things begin to thrive.” During the Awakening of Insects period, we’re blessed with splendid “nine-nine” sunny days—temperatures rise, rainfall increases, and farmers are kept busy. As Zuo Heshui put it: “A single clap of thunder awakens snakes and insects; a few gentle showers dye the landscape purplish-red. In the Jiangnan region during the ‘nine-nine’ days, warm breezes carry the scent of spring, and the lush green fields herald the start of spring plowing.” At this time, except for the northeastern and northwestern regions of China, which still bear the snowy, wintry scenery, most other areas have seen their average temperatures climb above 0℃. In North China, the daily average temperature ranges from 3 to 6℃; in the Jiangnan region, it’s over 8℃; and in the southwest and South China, temperatures even reach 10 to 15℃—a clear sign that spring has fully arrived, bringing with it a warm and vibrant atmosphere.
05 Mar,2021
Eating tangyuan on the 15th day of the first lunar month is a time-honored custom. During the Lantern Festival, people cherish the wish for family reunion and happiness. When you enjoy a bowl of tangyuan—whose name sounds similar to “tuan yuan,” meaning “reunion”—it symbolizes togetherness, harmony, and peaceful coexistence. Tangyuan embodies beautiful aspirations and cherished hopes for happiness; it’s a blessing, a prayer for a smooth and fulfilling journey ahead.
25 Feb,2021
Eating tangyuan on the 15th day of the first lunar month is a time-honored custom. During the Lantern Festival, people cherish the wish for family reunion and happiness. When you enjoy a bowl of tangyuan—whose name sounds similar to “tuan yuan,” meaning “reunion”—it symbolizes togetherness, harmony, and peaceful coexistence. Tangyuan embodies beautiful aspirations and cherished hopes for happiness; it’s a heartfelt prayer for a smooth and fulfilling journey ahead.
19 Feb,2021
Welcoming the New Year! Jintang Technology wishes you a Happy Spring Festival!
As the 2021 Spring Festival approaches, on this joyous occasion of the New Year, we would like to extend our heartfelt greetings and sincere gratitude to all our partners for your unwavering support and trust. Jintang Technology wishes you all a happy and prosperous New Year—may your business flourish, your family be healthy and peaceful, and may all your wishes come true!
Looking ahead, we will continue to strive hard and wholeheartedly provide you with even higher-quality services.
10 Feb,2021
Little New Year is here, and the festive atmosphere is strong.
As Little New Year approaches, the Spring Festival is just around the corner.
Whether or not you’ll be able to return home for the holidays this year,
we wish everyone
good health and peace and safety.
Wishing you all a happy Little New Year!
May the New Year bring you joy, prosperity in your business, family well-being, and success in everything you do!
Looking ahead, we will keep striving hard and wholeheartedly providing you with even better services.
04 Feb,2021
As we bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, Jintang wishes everyone a happy New Year!
The customs for New Year’s Day include setting off firecrackers, replacing peach charms, drinking Tu Su wine, staying up late to divine the coming year, and enjoying festive activities such as lantern displays and entertainment.
Throughout Chinese history, successive imperial dynasties would hold celebratory ceremonies and rituals on New Year’s Day, including offering sacrifices to various deities and ancestors, writing door couplets and hanging Spring Festival banners, inscribing the character “fu” (meaning blessing), and performing dragon dances. Gradually, among the common people, festivities also took shape, featuring worship of gods and Buddhas, honoring ancestors, pasting Spring Festival couplets, setting off firecrackers, staying up late into the new year, sharing reunion dinners, and a wide array of lively “shehuo” performances and celebrations.
31 Dec,2020
May joy and happiness always be with you! May the Golden Soup wish everyone a happy holiday!
Christmas is a traditional Western holiday. The Church traditionally holds the Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, December 24th—the early morning of December 25th—to celebrate the birth of Jesus; hence it is also known as "Christmas." Therefore, Christmas is a religious holiday.
25 Dec,2020
Legend has it that Zhang Zhongjing, a renowned physician from Henan, worried deeply about his impoverished fellow villagers. On the winter solstice, he set up a makeshift medical clinic in an open space near the eastern gate of Nanyang and began distributing “Quhan Jiaoe Tang”—a soup designed to ward off the cold—to the poor. The “Jiaoe” referred to what we now know as dumplings. After consuming this soup, people felt warmth spreading throughout their bodies and their ears grew warm and flushed. Thus, the custom of eating dumplings on the winter solstice came into being.
21 Dec,2020
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