As the New Year's Day of 2021 approaches, in order to ensure that all employees of the company have a happy New Year's Day, Zhonggong Tiandi Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. has decided to take a 3-day holiday based on the approved holiday schedule by the State Council. We hereby notify you of our company's holiday arrangements as follows:

New Year's Day 2021:From January 1st (Friday) to January 3rd (Sunday), there will be a 3-day holiday! I will resume work as usual on Monday, January 4th, 2021.

During the special epidemic period, it is advisable to reduce outings, gather less, and try not to go to areas with medium to high risk.

Colleagues returning home or traveling should pay attention to safety, make arrangements for their return journey in advance, and ensure that they return to work as scheduled.

Wishing everyone a happy holiday!!!

Introduction to New Year's Day:

In contemporary times, New Year's Day refers to the beginning of the year in the Gregorian calendar (i.e. January 1st). Since the introduction of the Western calendar into China, the term "New Year's Day" has been used to refer to the Chinese New Year, while the traditional old calendar year is called the Spring Festival.

Prior to this, New Year's Day had always referred to the beginning of the lunar new year. Yuan means "beginning" and "beginning", referring to "day", and New Year's Day is collectively referred to as the "initial day", which is one day earlier in the year.

The term "New Year's Day" first appeared in the poem "Book of Jin": "Emperor Zhuan took the first month of Mengxia as the yuan, but in fact, it was the spring of the first day of the new year. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the poem "Jieya" by Xiao Ziyun of the Southern Dynasty recorded: "The Four Qi New Year's Day, the beginning of Wanshou, this morning. The first day of the first lunar month, also known as New Year's Day, is commonly referred to as the New Year