Dear All Employees:

Thank you all for your continued hard work. As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, on behalf of the company, I wish you and your family good health and peace during this festive season!

In accordance with relevant national regulations and in light of the company’s actual operating conditions, the following notice is hereby issued regarding the holiday schedule for the Dragon Boat Festival:

The holiday period is from June 9 to June 10, 2024, for a total of 2 days. Normal work will resume on Tuesday, June 11.

Everyone, please check and turn off the water, electricity, doors, and windows before leaving work, and stay safe when traveling during your time at home.

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Double Fifth Festival, Duanwu Festival, or the Festival of the Midday Sun, is a traditional Han Chinese holiday celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. It is a major folk festival that combines worship of deities and ancestors, prayers for good fortune and protection from evil, festive celebrations, and culinary traditions.

The Dragon Boat Festival is a major folk holiday deeply rooted in Chinese tradition. Celebrating it has been a time-honored custom of the Chinese people since ancient times. Due to the vastness of the country and the abundance of stories and legends, not only have numerous variant names for the festival emerged, but its customs also vary considerably from region to region.

Dragon boat racing is a team paddling competition involving multiple participants and is an important activity during the Dragon Boat Festival. This festival tradition reflects the folk belief in dragon worship and stands as one of the most significant cultural practices associated with the occasion. People often engage in it to pray for bountiful harvests, favorable weather, protection from evil spirits and calamities, and success in all endeavors.

Eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional custom. Zongzi, also known as “jiaoshu,” has a long history; originally, it was offered as a tribute to ancestors and deities. While there are many varieties of zongzi across different regions, their significance remains the same: they symbolize people’s wish to ward off evil spirits and pursue a better life.

The five-colored cord, also known as five-colored thread or multicolored silk, was historically called “army-avoidance ribbon” or “vermilion cord.” It is a traditional Han Chinese festival custom. The five colors of the thread are blue, red, white, black, and yellow. Wearing it during the Dragon Boat Festival is believed to ward off evil spirits and also carries the auspicious meaning of praying for good fortune.

The lingering fragrance of zongzi, the splendor of life. As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, Jintang Technology would like to express its gratitude for your continued hard work by offering you a special selection of festive gifts. Don’t miss out—come claim your delicious zongzi gift pack!

May this small token bring you all a touch of festive cheer, and may we continue to work hand in hand toward even greater success in the year ahead!

Every year at the Dragon Boat Festival, may each year bring health and peace.

Jintang Technology wishes everyone here

Wishing your family happiness and good health this Dragon Boat Festival.

“Zongzi” with happiness by your side

All good things will 'zong' their way to you.

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