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Anker SOLIX Launches S-Series with the S2000: Redefining Long-Lasting Power for Essential Home Backup

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By Sean Tan
| EIN Presswire
2,010Wh, 35 Hours of Fridge Backup, 10,000 Cycles, Starting Under $600 BELLEVUE, WA, UNITED STATES, May 19, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Anker SOLIX, a global leader in energy storage and power delivery, today announced the launch of the S-Series, a new product line designed exclusively for home backup.
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Huat Ah! 18 Auspicious Phrases To Shout During Lo Hei For Good Luck

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By Sean Tan
| The Singapore Women’s Weekly
Lo Hei is a yearly Lunar New Year tradition of tossing yu sheng (raw fish and vegetables platter) to bring in good luck and wealth. But let’s be honest, most of us don’t remember all the phrases supposed to be uttered when adding each ingredient, and frantically start Googling the phrases that go with (or rely on the waitstaff to do it if we’re dining in restaurants). Beyond shouting "Huat Ah!", here are 18 Mandarin phrases to say when you add the ingredients to your yu sheng and while tossing it.
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17 Lo Hei Yu Sheng Sayings (in English)

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By Sean Tan
| homeanddecor.com.sg
It isn’t exactly Chinese New Year until you’ve partaken in one too many Lo Heis. Lo Hei (捞起) is a Chinese New Year tradition in Singapore and Malaysia, involving the communal tossing of a raw fish salad called Yu Sheng (鱼生). 1. Lou Hei Date 2026 2. 1. 年年有余 3. 2. 大吉大利 4. 3. 招财进宝 5. 4. 一本万利 6. 5. 财源广进 7. 6. 鸿运当头 8. 7. 步步高升 9. 8. 风生水起 10. 9. 青春常驻 11. 10. 金银满屋 12. 11. 生意兴隆 13. 12. 满地黄金 14. 13. 甜甜蜜蜜 15. 14. 万事如意 16. 15. 身体健康 17. 16. 恭喜发财 18. 17.
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