Feb 19th is my birthday this year, as all of you know in China, we have two calendars, one is Chinese Lunar Calendar, and another one is the Gregorian Calendar, we uses Gregorian calendar in newspapers, TVs, computers, and even paying us salary in a Gregorian Calendar one month time cycle. But most rural people uses Lunar Calendar to arrange farming. I’m from a rural area in Hanzhong, China’s northwest Shaanxi Province, I always spent my birthday on Chinease Lunar Calendar customarily.
Today is a western festival, the Valentine’s Day, I wish all my blog readers a romantic day.
Nowadays, Valentine’s Day is more and more popular in China too, especially for those young people. And lots and lots of shops, supermarkets, merchants promote their products this day. And many Chinese well-known websites placed their Valentine’s special logos, here are some of my favorite.
Valentine’s Day is coming in 2 days, here’s some nice wallpapers that I found on my friend’s blog, and I saved it as my desktop wallpaper, it looks good(click here for the large screenshot).
Valentine’s Day is a great traditional holiday for your western people, a day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine’s cards, presenting flowers, or offering confectionery.
Want to show your love to your other-half? Just decorate his/her desktop 
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Today is our Chinese Lantern Festival, January 15 on the lunar calendar (15 days later after the Spring Festival). It marks the end of the celebrations of the Chinese New Year. We eat dumplings this day on the Lantern Festival which are made from glutinous rice.
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