Jay and Ping Interview results

[Jing Quan]

Congratulations! I had no doubt this would be the case. Enjoy.

[Jay & Ping]

Congratulations! I had no doubt this would be the case. Enjoy.

Thanks Jing. I see you married 08/08/08 - Congratulations yourself.

We were denied this day. We'll find another. Is 09/09/08 lucky enough?

[Stepbrow]

HOT DOG! You made it CONGRATULATIONS!

[Jing Quan]

Haha... You are always humorous and upbeat.

 

It is my understanding that 9 is not a good number in Chinese. So you may want to pick another date.

 

Thanks for your good wises.

 

Congratulations! I had no doubt this would be the case. Enjoy.

Thanks Jing. I see you married 08/08/08 - Congratulations yourself.

We were denied this day. We'll find another. Is 09/09/08 lucky enough?

[jim_julian]

Congratulations ... we look forward to welcoming the girls to the neighborhood!

[tsap seui]

Alright Jay, that is really great news. I'm so happy for you both!!!!

 

Have a happy new life.

 

tsap seui

Edited August 11, 2008 by tsap seui (see edit history)

[NYTIMES]

Jay and Ping,

You are doing great and we are so happy for you and the girls!!!!

 

All the best and you will see the pink soon.

[IllinoisDave]

CONGRATULATIONS!

[clayton2103]

Jay,

 

I have been following your posts and now it is time for me to say...

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Your experience will give hope to all that may follow in similar footsteps. We wish you the best! Safe travels.

 

Clayton & Wen-Li

 

 

 

It is my understanding that 9 is not a good number in Chinese. So you may want to pick another date.

 

 

Jing,

 

I feel quite certain your comment of the number nine not being a good number is not correct. Nine is clearly one of China's lucky numbers along with the number eight being the luckiest. See below.

We plan to return to China to get our red books on 09/09/09 and perhaps at 09:09 AM!!!

 

Clayton

 

Nine

The number 9, being the greatest of single-digit numbers, was historically associated with the Emperor of China; the Emperor's robes often had nine dragons, and Chinese mythology held that the dragon has nine children.

 

Moreover, the number 9 (jiu) sounds like the word for "longlasting" (¾Ã pinyin ji¨³), and as such is often used in weddings.

 

Nine means longevity and eternality. Nine roses signifies everlasting love.

Edited August 11, 2008 by clayton2103 (see edit history)

[Jay & Ping]

Jay,

 

I have been following your posts and now it is time for me to say...

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Your experience will give hope to all that may follow in similar footsteps. We wish you the best! Safe travels.

 

Clayton & Wen-Li

 

 

 

It is my understanding that 9 is not a good number in Chinese. So you may want to pick another date.

 

 

Jing,

 

I feel quite certain your comment of the number nine not being a good number is not correct. Nine is clearly one of China's lucky numbers along with the number eight being the luckiest. See below.

We plan to return to China to get our red books on 09/09/09 and perhaps at 09:09 AM!!!

 

Clayton

 

Nine

The number 9, being the greatest of single-digit numbers, was historically associated with the Emperor of China; the Emperor's robes often had nine dragons, and Chinese mythology held that the dragon has nine children.

 

Moreover, the number 9 (jiu) sounds like the word for "longlasting" (¾Ã pinyin ji¨³), and as such is often used in weddings.

 

Nine means longevity and eternality. Nine roses signifies everlasting love.

"Longlasting" Sounds good to me. I always knew that "9" was good for gifts etc. I wasn't certain that the number was appropriate for wedding days. Thanks for the info. (Jing - whoops! )

[Jing Quan]

Clayton,

 

I stand corrected. The good thing is that 09:09, 09/09/09 is also possible. For 08/08/08, 8:08 is not for the court house was not open, yet.

 

Jing

Jay,

 

I have been following your posts and now it is time for me to say...

B) CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Your experience will give hope to all that may follow in similar footsteps. We wish you the best! Safe travels.

 

Clayton & Wen-Li

 

 

 

It is my understanding that 9 is not a good number in Chinese. So you may want to pick another date.

 

 

Jing,

 

I feel quite certain your comment of the number nine not being a good number is not correct. Nine is clearly one of China's lucky numbers along with the number eight being the luckiest. See below.

We plan to return to China to get our red books on 09/09/09 and perhaps at 09:09 AM!!!

 

Clayton

 

Nine

The number 9, being the greatest of single-digit numbers, was historically associated with the Emperor of China; the Emperor's robes often had nine dragons, and Chinese mythology held that the dragon has nine children.

 

Moreover, the number 9 (jiu) sounds like the word for "longlasting" (¾Ã pinyin ji¨³), and as such is often used in weddings.

 

Nine means longevity and eternality. Nine roses signifies everlasting love.

"Longlasting" Sounds good to me. I always knew that "9" was good for gifts etc. I wasn't certain that the number was appropriate for wedding days. Thanks for the info. (Jing - whoops! )

[Tom and Ling]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Tom and Ling

[Yuanyang]

:cheering: :cheering:

Congratulations!!!

:cheering: :cheering:

[X&R]

good luck!!

[Guest WenDylan]

When will Ping go back to GUZ?