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Myth War Online News - Chinese Valentine's Day Events
Posted by Keith Cross on Aug 17, 2007 | 2 comments in our forums
IGG has announced that they will be holding a series of events in Myth War Online to celebrate the Chinese Valentine's Day.
July 7th of Chinese lunar year, Chinese Romeo and Juliet meet each other once in a year in Milky Way. They were once forced to depart by Supreme Emperor in the Heaven. For this reason this date is traditionally known as Chinese Valentine's day and it is the most romantic traditional festival in the long history of Chinese culture.
As Chinese Valentine Day is around the corner, something that follows will be a series of activities held by Myth War . You are supposed to take this chance to experience the exotic romance dating from ancient China. Here is some general introduction to these series activities:
Sweet Words Competition in Chinese Valentine's Day:
Time: August 16--August 19, 2007
Content: Players can pay some points for Chocolate or Super Rose or Chinchilla pack in our Item mall and write down your sweet words, target character name and ID, server name, and your character name and ID in our forum. At the same time, players should talk to our GM in Live chat and hand gifts to GM. GM will pass your gifts with fireworks and blessing in EST 21:00--23:59.
Meanwhile, the lucky dog will obtain GM's extra secret gifts if the layer of the player's post is ended with number "7". Of course, these posts are all about sweet words.
Read more here.
traditionally known as Chinese Valentine's day
eh, that should really be "traditionally known in the West as Chinese Valentine's Day" . The Saint Valentine's Day mythos is the exclusive creation of the Roman Catholic Church and later 'monetized' by western corporate capitalist scumbags.
Anyway there IS a traditional day devoted to squishy romance and kanoodling in China known as Qi Qiao Jie, recalling starcrossed cosmic lovers separated by forces beyond their control blah blah.
Lol, no offense meant, but you are a smartass. I mean, wasnt that obvious to everyone? I mean, no one REALLY would think there is a real equivalent to Valentine's day in China, so OF COURSE its a way to translate it to westerners.
Geez, why is everyone so eager to show how educated we are.
Its fun, its entertainment and romance, no need to be picky with words, man. Enjoy it and go with the flow. :)