Mark Zuckerberg posts new video message, in Mandarin, on Lunar New Year

On Saturday, February 6, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted a new video on the social network, wishing the world a happy Lunar New Year, in Mandarin Chinese language. The video message posted by Zuckerberg to send out greetings for the Lunar New Year -- which falls on February 8 -- was subtitled in English.

In the video, Zuckerberg was accompanied by his wife Priscilla Chan, and their three-month-old daughter Max.

Zuckerberg said, in Mandarin, in the video message: "Priscilla and I are very excited to celebrate our first Lunar New Year with Max." He also shared details about how the Lunar New Year holiday was celebrated by Facebook, with special cuisine prepared by a number of chefs from China.

Moreover, the video also had Priscilla making the following addition -- in Mandarin -- to Zuckerberg's message: "We hope on this holiday, you are also spending it with your family and friends." She further said: "From our little family to yours ... health and prosperity in the New Monkey Year!"

Finally, along with wishing the viewers on the Lunar New Year, the Zuckerberg couple also announced their daughter Max's Chinese name --- Chen Mingyu.


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