Each and every year, the Mid-Autumn festival takes place on the 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese lunar calendar. The festival is symbolic of family reunions and many people like to send gifts in order to wish those within their family (as well as outside of the family) best wishes.

Internationally, Mother's Day is a day for celebrating motherhood by honouring mothers and matriarchs within our families. This honouring of maternal bonds, originally started out in America in 1908, when Anna Jarvis held a memorial to commemorate her mother. This later resulted in Mother's Day being established as a recognised holiday in the United States as of 1914, and it wasn't long until this worthy celebration spread worldwide.

The festival Mother's Day, also known as Mothers Day, will be celebrated on 12th May and in 2013, 2nd Sunday of May. Mother’s day has recently become popular in China.

it is now accepting orders to send flowers to loved ones in China for Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is becoming more widely recognized in China.

The annual Qixi festival falls on August 23 this year. It's considered to be the Chinese Valentine's Day as many young people express love at this day. And an interesting love story continue of the faithful love for thousand years in Chinese culture.