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Chinese new year!
By Xiaohuba, 4 months ago, In English

Today is December 30th in Chinese Lunar Calendar (a.k.a Chinese New Year Eve).

We will enter the Year of Dragon in a few hours. Quite different from western culture, dragon (which sounds like "loong 龙" in Chinese), is an animal that symbolizes power, wisdom and strength.

The CF community has been passing through a hard time. We've experienced an explosive Goodbye 2023 Round, and there are more contentious topics. But anyway, we hope we will come into a entirely new, wonderful Chinese New Year! Hope that Codeforces will be a platform purely for competitive programming, where contests of good quality are held frequently, and people around the world are able to discuss academic problems freely.

Let's wait for the moment that the Year of Dragon comes!

UPD: The Year of Dragon has arrived. Happy Chinese New Year!

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I love China

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Happy Chinese New Year!

Good Bye, Lunar 2023! Hello, Lunar 2024 — the year of dragon!

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Bing Chilling!

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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We should use Loong rather than Dragon.

Loong is just the English translation of '龙'.

Tell me if I am wrong.

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    You are right, as Loong is more accurate. However, the word "Dragon" is more widely used, so I used that instead.

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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I'm not Chinese but i congratulate the Chinese on the Chinese New Year.

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Happy Chinese New Year hxu10

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Farewell, Lunar 2023, and greetings to Lunar 2024 — ushering in the auspicious year of the dragon!

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