Chinese New Year 2021

新年快乐!
Thomas Miller staff would like to wish all Club Members and friends a happy and prosperous Chinese New Year. As always our best wishes and thoughts are particularly with those crews whose duties at sea separate them from their families and friends during these festive times.
Our offices in the region follow the local convention on holidays at this time. They will of course maintain the usual duty executive coverage throughout this period.
Hong Kong Office:
Will be closed from 12th February, re-opening on 16th February 2021.
In case of emergency, please contact:
UK P&I Club Duty Mobile +852 9195 5459
Shanghai Office:
Will be closed from 11th Febraury for the Spring Festival, re-opening on 18th February 2021.
In case of emergency, please contact:
UK P&I Club Duty Mobile +852 9195 5459
2021 is the Chinese Year of the Ox
The order of the zodiac, according to myth, was determined by the order in which the animals arrived to the Jade Emperor’s party. The Rat entered the party first after tricking the Ox into giving him a lift to the finish line; when there, he jumped down and finished in first place just before the Ox.
The Ox is also associated with the Earthly Branch (地支 / dì zhī) Chǒu (丑) and the hours 1–3 in the morning. In the terms of yin and yang (阴阳 / yīn yáng), the Ox is Yang.
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