On the Dragon Boat Festival, let’s celebrate fatherly love!
Release Date:
2023-06-19 13:18

Following the recent celebrations for the Goddess of Harmony and Blessings Day and Mother’s Day, the long-awaited Father’s Day has finally arrived for our male colleagues at Hycells. Chinese cultural tradition has always emphasized restraint and silence, advocating that profound love is often expressed without words. On this auspicious occasion of the Dragon Boat Festival, let us take a moment to openly share and celebrate the deep, unwavering love of fathers.

Father No. 1, Jiao Rujie
Typical characteristics:
Conjoined twins
Brother Jiao is known for his diligent and meticulous work ethic. The rare times he takes time off are always because of his daughter. Last week, when she came down with a cold and fever, he rushed back and forth between the hospital and the office, perfectly embodying what it means to be a “Super Dad.”
Thanks to the company’s team-building events, I’ve had the chance to spend a few gatherings with my colleagues and their families. No matter when you flip through the photos of this father-daughter duo, the little girl is always snugly nestled in her dad’s arms, looking utterly content. I remember one evening when the host got everyone up on the dance floor and invited every guest to join in. I even deliberately glanced over at the father and daughter, wondering if they’d have to part ways now. But no—right there they were, still wrapped in tender affection, leaning into each other!

Dad No. 2, Zhou Bin
Typical characteristics: Anxiety
Even before the baby was born, Old Zhou was already anxious. For a while during pregnancy, he would sit on the floor, repeatedly packing the hospital bag while muttering to himself, going over and over the items needed for either a vaginal delivery or a cesarean section. His wife, too, went from being touched at first to growing increasingly worried—could this be what people call prenatal anxiety?
The baby has been born. In the past, I always felt that if I held the baby in my mouth, it might melt, and if I held it in my hands, it might break—such descriptions were a bit of an exaggeration. No, after all, the art of language also comes from life.

Expectant Father No. 3, Xie Zhongming
Typical characteristics:
Wife- and child-obsessed dotin
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