2016 Chinese New Year Start Work Date

2016 Chinese New Year Start Work Date

A lot of people has been asking me for 2016 start work date for after Chinese New Year long break. They wanted the date so that they can plan for their holidays. Chinese New Year falls on 8th and 9th Feb 2016.

The date and time to start work after Chinese New Year (CNY) break are:

Option 1: 16th Feb 2016 between 11:00am - 1pm. The best of the best timing will be 11:40-11:50am.

This date is specifically good for people who is born in the year of Wu or ends with 8. e.g. 1958, 1968, 1978, 1988 etc. Using this date and time for activation will bring in wealth. Note: most people can use this date and time, just that this date/time is better for those born in the year of Wu. 

Option 2: 18th Feb 2016 between 9am - 11am. The best timing will be 9am sharp. 

This date is specifically good for people who is born in the year of Xin or end with 1. e.g 1951, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 etc. Using this date and time for activation will bring in prospect in career. Note: most people can use this date and time, just that this date/time is better for those born in the year of Xin.

Option 3:  10th Feb 2016 between 5-7pm. The best timing will be 6:40-6:50pm. This is not an ideal timing to go to office, especially at around 7pm where people are suppose to be knocking off. However, this is mainly for activation, so can be done remotely by logging at home and send out an office email. 

This date is specifically good for people who is born in the year of Ji or end with 9. e.g 1959, 1969, 1979, 1989, 1999 etc. Using this date and time for activation will bring in prospect in career and relationship. Note: most people can use this date and time, just that this date/time is better for those born in the year of Ji.

The way of activation can be:

1. Using company email to send email to colleagues or clients.

2. Using company phone to make phone call to clients

3. Any simple activity that you do during normal working hour (sorry, taking tea break is not counted) 

In here, I would like to wish you all Gong Xi Fa Cai!

Thanks

Calvin

Dec 2015