Cultural Significance of the Double Ninth Festival

The Double Ninth Festival, also known as Chongyang Festival, falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month. Since ancient times, it has symbolized longevity, health, and respect for the elderly. The number "nine" is considered a yang number, and the repetition of two nines ("double yang") signifies vitality and auspiciousness.

Traditional customs such as mountain climbing, wearing dogwood, appreciating chrysanthemums, and drinking chrysanthemum wine all reflect the festival's cultural essence - honoring and caring for the elderly. In modern times, the Double Ninth Festival has evolved into a celebration that highlights filial piety, compassion, and social responsibility. It reminds society to uphold humanistic values and to cherish those who have contributed a lifetime of wisdom and experience.

Singclean Delivers "You and Me" Care Packages to Blue Waterfront, Yisaka, and Songdu Chenguang Community

On October 22-23, 2025, Singclean organized a community outreach event to celebrate the Double Ninth Festival at Blue Waterfront, Yisaka, and Songdu Chenguang Communities, delivering care packages containing cooking oil and rice to elderly residents.

Interestingly, in Chinese pronunciation, "oil" sounds like "you," and "rice" sounds like "me." This creative play on words - "you and me" - perfectly symbolizes Singclean's heartfelt message: "You and me, together with care and love."

During the event, Singclean staff personally visited senior residents, offering not only festival gifts but also warmth and companionship. They chatted with the elderly, listened to their stories, and shared laughter and joy. Many seniors expressed their gratitude, saying the thoughtful gifts made them feel both cared for and remembered during this traditional holiday.

By sending these everyday essentials with symbolic meaning, Singclean turned an ordinary festival greeting into a warm expression of connection between generations and between company and community.

Humanistic Care and Corporate Social Responsibility

This event represents Singclean's continuous commitment to corporate social responsibility and humanistic values. For years, the company has followed a "people-oriented" philosophy - caring for employees, engaging with communities, and promoting social well-being beyond business operations.

Singclean's participation in the Double Ninth Festival demonstrates its dedication on three levels:

• Cultural Inheritance - Promoting the traditional virtue of respecting and caring for the elderly.

• Community Engagement - Strengthening the bond between the enterprise and the local community through direct, meaningful interaction.

• Corporate Responsibility - Fulfilling the company's social role by turning compassion into concrete actions.

Singclean hope to express our respect for the elderly through this festival and to convey our belief in togetherness - "you and me" - through small yet meaningful gestures. The growth of a company depends on the community, and community harmony also relies on the involvement of responsible enterprises.

Looking ahead, Singclean will continue to expand its public welfare initiatives, supporting more community programs and caring for more people in need. The company aims to make humanistic care an integral part of its long-term development strategy.

Conclusion

This welfare activity not only highlights Singclean's commitment to humanistic care but also reinforces the company's core philosophy of being "people-oriented." Singclean has always placed emphasis on supporting the growth of its employees and fostering a harmonious work environment, ensuring that both personal and company development go hand in hand.

By continuously creating a positive, supportive atmosphere for both employees and the wider community, Singclean strives to create a culture where growth, compassion, and responsibility are shared across all levels. Through every small act of care - whether within the company or in the wider community - Singclean continues to practice its belief that genuine growth is shared growth.