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Mid-Autumn Festival & National Day

Wednesday, September 26th, 2012

One of the longest holiday in China will come in soon.

According to Chinese Lunar Calendar, Sep 30 will be Mid-Autumn Festival (also name the Moon Festival, on the 15th day of 8th lunar month). On that day, family member, friends will be spent the time together, eating the Moon-cake, enjoy the beautiful night with the snow-white Moon in the sky.

And Oct 1st is our National day, to celebrate the birthday of our motherland, P.R of China. All the people will have 3 days off work.

Here are our holiday arrangement:

Closed: Sep 29th – Oct 3:  neither samples or volume production will be ceased;

Open: Oct 4 (Thursday): resume the work

And Oct 6th-7th will be our normal weekend, only work half day on Saturday.

Lead time before holiday and one week after holiday will be longer (normal 3-5 days) than normal because of busy production line.

Hope everybody in the company can enjoy that holiday and have a joyful time.

 

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2010 National Day (Gold Week) Holiday Arrangement

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

Again, Oct 1st is coming now. As most of people will have seven days off work, and this is so precious, and people can enjoy the long period of vacation, so also named it “Gold Week”.

Here are our National Day arrangement:

Oct 1st ~ Oct 7th: Closed

Oct 8th: Working Resume

Oct 10th: Rest as usual

If you need metal dome or metal dome array during this period, please send email and call our sales representative, we are trying to reply you but will be delay. Samples or goods produce will be postponed accordingly.

It’s time for relax, so wish everybody has a wonderful holiday.

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National Holiday Celebration and Arrangement

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

Firework in Tian'anmen Square

Next Monday, Oct 1st, will be Chinese National Holiday, the Gold week of Chinese people. We will enjoy the work-free days with family, friends. In order to celebrate the Holiday, we will have 6 days vacation. The follows are arrangement of our company:

Holiday period: Sep 29, 2007 ~ Oct 4, 2007, and resume on Oct 5, 2007.

The days before that wonderful holiday coming, we’ll be a little busy than normal. If you need to place orders with us, or making samples, please push it at advance or postpone it after vacation.

During that period, we will have guys on duty, phone calling will be answered and email access is also available, but a little slower than normal. And some cases have to be settle down after vacation, during to special requirements.

Thanks for your understanding! BEST wish everybody have a wonderful holiday and best wishes for our country!

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Come Back from the National Day Vacation

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

The short vacation of the 57th China National Day is finished, the time is wonderful, leave us a nice memory, and I go back to work now! While open my email boxes, I received several emails from my clients whom expressed their warmly wishes for China, as well as the vacation, and neithter one talk about the metal domes or dome array.

Let the work have a temporary break off. Haha, thanks my friends, hope you also have a nice time these days. And now I have to do reply emails. ^_^

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Celebrate the 57th China National Day

Friday, September 29th, 2006

57th China National day

The day after tomorrow is 1st October, the China National Day, it’ll be China 57th anniversary! As a tradition, tens of thousands of people will be garthered in Tiananmen Square, watching the grand national flag raising ceremony on National Day. Most of people will enjoy the happiness of that special festival.Happy birthday, China! Long live motherland !

In order to celebrate that special day, we’ll be have a short vacation from Oct 1st to 4th. During that period, if you have any thing urgently, feel free to contact us at 86-769-22057373!

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