In order to comfort the employees for a year's hard work, and create a happy atmosphere for all the company's staff, enrich the lives of employees, build a harmonious corporate culture, and enhance the cohesion of the company, the company held the 2024 year-end dinner lottery on January 20, 2025. Year-end banquet process 1. The host delivers a speech 2. Speeches by Chairman and Deputy general manager 3. The host announced the start of the party 4. The banquet program and lucky draw will be carried out in parallel Activity content and highlights setting 1. Stage performance Arrange a wonderful opening dance performance, select a company dance team or hire a professional dance team. Through beautiful dance movements and music, the event site brings a visual and auditory feast for employees, adding instant highlights to the atmosphere. 2. Lucky draw interaction Set up a lucky draw at the banquet site, and each employee can get a raffle ticket at the entrance. Prizes in the lottery can be physical prizes or customized souvenirs to enrich the winning experience of employees. In addition, some special awards, such as the "Best team award" or the "Most Innovative award", can be set up to motivate employees to better display their talents. 3. Feast on food Theyear-endbanquet is inseparable from food, providing employees with a sumptuous buffet to meet the needs of different tastes. Different dining areas can be set up according to the food preferences of different employees, providing a combination of Chinese and Western dishes, as well as a variety of delicious snacks and desserts. 4. Interactive games Have fun and relaxing interactive games during the feast. For example, the staff talent show, so that employees show their strengths and talents; Or arrange team games to enhance the sense of cooperation and communication skills among employees. These interactive games can not only liven up the atmosphere, but also deepen the friendship between employees. Planning and follow-up of activities 1. Activity coordination Before the implementation of theyear-end banquet program, we must carry out full preliminary preparation and coordination work. Ensure that the event venue, stage setup, sound equipment, food service and other details are properly arranged to ensure the smooth running of the event. 2. Activity follow-up After the end of the event, you can retain the good memories of the employees in the event through a beautiful photo album or video review. At the same time, you can also post a summary of the event via email or the company's internal website, thanking employees for their participation and support, and expressing wishes and expectations for the coming year. Conclusion: By organizing theyear-end banquet, we provide enterprises with some creative and interactive activities, so that employees can spend a pleasant and memorable moment in the tail tooth banquet. At the same time, such activities will also help to enhance the corporate...

Mid-Autumn Festival is a huge cultural celebration in many Asian countries this time of year. Here's what you should know about this festival of thanksgiving and togetherness! Mid-Autumn Festival is a celebration of gathering, reunion, and gratitude – much like our American Thanksgiving! It is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar. The moon is said to be the brightest during this time – hence, why many cultures may call it the Moon Festival. It is a time to celebrate a bountiful harvest and spend the day with family and friends. This year, Mid-Autumn Festival falls on Wednesday, September 17th. Who celebrates the Mid-Autumn or Moon Festival? China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar! What happens during the Mid-Autumn Festival? In Chinese culture, people ask the moon goddess, Chang-O, for a secret wish to be granted for them. Brightly colored lanterns are displayed, with many countries holding lantern parades. Many people decorate with festive masks as well. Across other celebrating countries, people eat mooncakes, which are pastries traditionally filled with red bean paste, lotus paste, or salted egg yolks – but there are many variations! People also host nighttime picnics, read poetry, sing songs, and eat round-shaped food to honor the harvest moon. The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival of the Chinese nation, is also a legal festival in our country, in the Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, in order to enrich the entertainment life of employees, promote the relationship between employees, let everyone spend a beautiful and unforgettable Mid-Autumn Festival, we are having activities on the evening of September 13. The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is from September 15-17. During this period, if the you have any order questions, please send email or give me a call.

Dragon Boat Festival (龙船节), also known Duanwu Jie (端午节) falls on the fifth day on fifth lunar month of every year and since 2008, has been considered a public holiday. Main activities during this time include eating zongzi (粽子 or steamed glutinous rice with various fillings wrapped in reed or bamboo leaves), drinking xionghuang jiu (雄黄酒, a kind of alcohol made from realgar), and watching dragon boat races. There are many legends about the origins of the festival, but the most popular one tells that it was established to commemorate the death of the poet, Qu Yuan. Qu Yuan, lived between 340 and 278BC and was a poet during the State of Chu. At that time, the State of Qin was trying to take control of the Chu, motivating Qu Yuan to try and help strengthen the Chu's military forces. However, he was opposed by a number of the state's top aristocrats, leading to his deposition and exile by King Huai. In 278BC, when Qin finally conquered Chu, Qu Yuan drowned himself in the Miluo River on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. The people of Chu admired the poet's actions, and to show their appreciation threw zongzi and xionghuang jiu in the water to keep fish away from Qu Yuan's body. Fishermen sailed their boats up and down the river, looking for him, thus creating the customs of dragon boat racing, eating zongzi, and drinking xionghuang jiu to commemorate Qu Yuan and the Dragon Boat Festival. Zongzi Zongzi (粽子) are made of glutinous rice stuffed with fillings, then wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves, and tied with colored thread. The fillings vary region by region. In the north, the fillings are usually sweet: red bean paste, tapioca, or taro. In the south, they tend to be more savory. Fillings include duck egg, pork, chicken, or mushrooms. Xionghuang Jiu Xionghuang jiu (雄黃酒), also known as realgar wine, is a Chinese liquor seasoned with realgar. The tradition of drinking xionghuang jiu  is also related to the fact that Dragon Boat Festival marked the beginning of summer and the appearance of dangerous animals and evil spirits. Since xionghuang jiu contains arsenic sulfide (considered to be an antidote for poison), drinking it was meant to protect people from these doers of harm. Dragon Boats The reason why dragon boats (龙舟) are dragon-shaped is that dragons in Chinese culture are considered rulers of rivers, lakes and seas. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is when the sun is at its strongest. Depictions of the sun and the dragon are often used together to represent male energy, whereas female energy is linked with the moon and the phoenix. Dragon Boat Festival holiday time for June 8 to 10, June 11 to work. During the holiday period, if all new and old customers have business inquiries, please go directly to the relevant person in charge of the sales department, sorry for the inconvenience caused to you!

Date and place of physical exhibition: 27-30 April 2024▪Asia International Expo Hong Kong 1. Exhibition features, different Hong Kong Printing and Packaging Exhibition was held in 2006, is an international exhibition union UFI certified professional brand exhibition. Provide a leading display platform for suppliers of printing and packaging products, materials, services and solutions. It completely overturned the traditional printing and packaging exhibition equipment manufacturers as exhibitors, and the downstream printing factory packaging factory as buyers to purchase the latest equipment and consumables pattern. The exhibitors consof various types of printing service providers, packaging service and solution providers, while downstream buyers are prospective users of printing and packaging services in manufacturing, services, finance and other industries. The exhibition will be held in a new integrated exhibition mode "EXHIBITION +" (exhibition +), combined with the physical exhibition, "business exchange" (Click2Match) online intelligent matching platform, "code scanning" (Scan2Match), offline and online procurement platform, to fully assist global merchants online and offline negotiations. 2. Past session review, the exhibition grand occasion In 2023, the number of exhibitors will reach 460, and 55,590 buyers from 131 countries and regions came to the exhibition, and 49 printing buyers from 50 international exhibitions and regions were invited to attend. More than 23,000 are in Hong Kong and more than 32,000 buyers are out of town. The first 10 most buyers are from countries and regions: the United States, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, India, the Philippines, Malaysia, Australia, Mainland China and Taiwan. Hong Kong, China Well-known printing and packaging companies such as Minsheng Envelope, Zhongda Printing Company, Lijia Printing Company, Next Technologies (HK) Limited and others introduce their latest products and technologies at the exhibition. The top 100 and leading enterprises in the printing industry in mainland China, such as Shenzhen Jiuxing, Xiamen Jihong, Fujian Hanwang, Zhejiang Shuguang, Zhejiang Xinya, etc., as well as the leading enterprises in the printing and packaging industry attended the exhibition, such as Dongguan Jingli in the metal packaging industry, Shenzhen Meisheng long, etc. Such as paper display shelf industry leading enterprises Shenzhen Yisen, Ningbo isen, etc. In addition, exhibitors from Hungary, Vietnam and India also enthusiastically participated in the exhibition, including the overall printing and packaging service providers. 3. A brand-new "Exhibition +" service The following "Exhibition +" mainly includes: 1. Physical Exhibition (April 27-30) -The Hong Kong Asia International Expo allows exhibitors to attend the physical exhibition to negotiate face to face with international buyers and display their products. 2. "Business change" service (April 20-May 7) intelligent matching platform, showing the e...

Dear Customers, Greetings~ The Chinese Labor Day is coming, please be awared that our office will be closed from May.1,2024-May.5,2024. Operations will be back to normal on 6th May, sorry for any inconvenience caused. It is better to arrange it in advance before our holiday if you have any purchase plan. In case of any emergency, please call us directly, and my phone number is +86 18205988667 Thank you for your understanding. Thanks & best regards，

The introduction of paper cups is considered a breakthrough in protecting the environment. The use of disposable paper cups has been proven effective by millions of consumers not only for its eco-friendliness but also for its product safety. Therefore, disposable paper cups are increasingly gaining consumers’ trust and becoming the pioneer in the trend of green and healthy living. As society develops, the intense science – technology development that follows has led to many environmental pollution issues. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s statistics, Vietnam releases more than 1.8 million tons of plastic waste into the environment per year, resulting in soil, water, and air pollution. Harmful waste from day-to-day activities and manufacturing operations is released into the environment every day, causing the atmosphere to become more and more polluted, posing serious threats to human wellbeing. Did you know that it takes 100-500 years for a small plastic straws to decompose? In order to “save” the Earth from plastic waste, as well as protecting our environment, disposable paper cups were introduced one after another. In addition to outstanding features in terms of convenience, aesthetics, and brand recognition to attract consumers, paper cups also offer great health and environmental benefits. As a result, paper cups are the top choice of F&B chains, supermarkets, and businesses as replacements for disposable cups made from toxic plastic. What are disposable paper cups made of? Disposable paper cups are made from pure filter paper.  The paper material is imported directly from Europe, which is cupstock paper coated with 1-2 layers of polyethylene plastic (PE) and manufactured using processes, technology and machinery that are ISO 22000 & HACCP qualified – a certification of products that achieve high standards of food safety and hygiene in the manufacturing process. The use of disposable paper cups Nowadays, disposable paper cups are widely used not only at F&B stores, companies, conventions, but also trusted for family use. First, the most popular use of disposable paper cups is convenience, the “aftermath” of a fun gathering is no longer a haunting image, since items like paper straws from bagasse, paper fast food boxes, etc. will complement your party and make it more meaningful, and you won’t spend too much time wrapping up and cleaning. Disposable paper cups are becoming a smart trend of consumption thanks to their eco-friendliness and their biodegradability compatible with all climates and weather conditions, contributing to minimizing pollution caused by toxic plastic waste. Disposable paper cups can also be used for hot/cold drinks, with sizes from 2.5 to 22oz for different types of drinks such as hot/cold filtered water, coffee, milk tea, smoothie, etc. Human creativity is limitless, and disposable paper cups are no exception. Each paper cup held in your hand every day represents the “unlim...

Dear customer: The New Year is coming. We are grateful to you for our cordial greetings and sincere thanks. Thank you for your support and love in this year, so that our business has made continuous progress and development. We know that the progress and success can not be separated from your attention, trust, support and participation, your understanding and trust is a strong driving force for us to move forward, in your strong care and support, as well as the hard work of all our staff, we rely on high-quality products and good reputation, achieved one after another excellent results. On the occasion of the New Year's Day approaching, thank you for your support to express my heartfelt thanks. New Year's Day holiday is from December 30th,2023 to January 1st,2024.We would the same support for you efficient service during the holiday. In the process of cooperation, if you have any questions, please do nothesitate to call us, you are welcome to put forward any comments and suggestions, so that we can communicate more smoothly and improve, and provide you with better quality products. In the coming days, all employees of XiaMen Wei Mon will continue to work hard and innovate to create sustainable value forall new and old customers. At the same time, I hope you can continue to support and help us, and hope that we can work together to create brilliant!

Chinese National Day and the week-long holiday surrounding it is a big deal in China. Let's take a look at what Chinese National Day is and what you can expect if you are in China. WHEN IS NATIONAL DAY IN CHINA AND WHY IS IT CELEBRATED? The official National Day is October 1, and the holiday is observed from October 1-7. National Day marks the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC) on October 1, 1949. WHAT IS “GOLDEN WEEK”? Golden Week is a national holiday for which people have seven or eight days off in a row. Usually, this term is used in reference to the National Day period of October 1-7, though it can also be used for the weeklong Chinese New Year celebration as well. The National Day Golden Week will be from October 1st to October 6th 2023 this year. HOW DO PEOPLE CELEBRATE NATIONAL DAY IN CHINA? People often travel back to their hometowns or go on family trips for the holiday. Popular activities include flag-raising ceremonies, fireworks, performances, and parades. WHERE SHOULD I GO DURING THE CHINESE NATIONAL DAY GOLDEN WEEK? We recommend either going abroad or staying at home. The National Day week is a very popular time to travel; tourist sites will be packed, modes of transportation will be crowded, and tickets will be expensive. If you must travel, book all your tickets and hotels in advance, and try to avoid travelling on the first and the last days of the holiday. If you stay home, be prepared to cook. Many restaurants and shops will close for Golden Week. HOW EARLY SHOULD I PLAN MY TRAVELS FOR CHINESE NATIONAL DAY? As early as possible! Traintickets become available about 40 days before the day of travel, so you and everyone else may need to engage in “grabbing tickets” or qiǎng piào This is the process during which masses of people flood the ticket booths and online ticket platforms trying to get a ticket on their preferred train. Obviously, sleepers and seats are the first to go, so latecomers may only have the option to book a standing ticket (if there are any tickets left at all).