It is officially the morning of New Year's Eve in China, which is the day we think of as the last day of the year!

[kaixin@snac.bsd.cafe]

It is officially the morning of New Year's Eve in China, which is the day we think of as the last day of the year! For most of us, this is the time we gather together with all our family and relax, probably this is the the only time for many to live for a few days with all our family and meet our firends. Growing up, this period has always been a time for time with family and friends, for great feasts and for bring a closure to a year. Although I am several time zones always for the third year in a row, I still want to wish all of you happy lunar new year if you are seeing this!
#新年快乐 #HappyLunarNewYear

[usul@piaille.fr]

@kaixin that's tomorrow for Mongolia

[kaixin@snac.bsd.cafe]

@usul@piaille.fr I never know what time zone it is for Mongolia but Google tells me the same with Beijing, so it should me the same day no?

[usul@piaille.fr]

@kaixin That would me Mongols are chinese. That's a *very* *very* strong NO. So the day is different.

[kaixin@snac.bsd.cafe]

@usul@piaille.fr I am saying they're in the same time zone, not implying anything man