A late Chinese New Year to all! This is the year of the dragon.
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?? 'nian gao' or rice cake is eaten by many during this festive season. Nian gao is auspicious because it rhymes with the lucky phrase ?? (also read as 'nian gao') or ???? 'nian nian gao sheng', roughly translated to English as 'achieving advancements/promotions year after year'.
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