2023-01-18
45 分钟Hello, everyone. This is After Hours.
I'm Felix.
And I'm Mihir.
And I'm back, and I'm super, super happy.
You're better and you're back, and to have you, and it's actually right at the right time.
It's a special occasion this week.
So many of our listeners in Asia, and frankly, listeners everywhere, will celebrate Lunar New Year.
So it an extra special week.
Oh, I think it's great to celebrate Lunar New Year.
Do you have a special Lunar New Year memory?
I think the lion dances in China, when I first saw that, I was just completely mesmerized.
And even these days, I always go to Chinatown and we stand there and we watch the lion dance.
That's really special.
And then just all the food.
There's just nothing really much better than a holiday that centers on food.
This year is the Year of the Rabbit, and the rabbit is often associated with hope and prosperity.
And it just seems exactly the right message,
the right kind of thing that we need at this particular time.
It's funny that you mentioned that, because I was raised in Hong Kong a little bit,
and I have exactly a similar memory of those dances, and it's just kind of seared on my brain.