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January 2

Good luck to you

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Happy New Year

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Congratulation

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December 31

Celebrate the New year

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March 4

2011 Lantern Festival Celebration (Eugene)

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January 30

2011 Send an invitation

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February 20

2010 The making of two tigers for the China Night

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February 6

2005 The Year of Rooster

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January 28

1998 The year of Tiger (Hoover School)

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