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The Lunar New Year will be held this Friday, February 9, New Year’s Eve. In response to this year being the Year of the Dragon, if you search for keywords related to the Chinese New Year on Google’s homepage, you will see a festive firework show of red and yellow intertwined, which will bloom in different corners. The gorgeous and eye-catching Year of the Dragon pattern is very suitable for the occasion and full of New Year flavor.
The reporter actually measured that whether through a mobile phone or a computer, nine sets of Chinese keywords were entered into the Google search page, including: New Year’s Eve, Chinese New Year, Spring Festival, New Year, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Lunar New Year, Lunar New Year, etc. The Year of the Dragon fireworks will be automatically triggered.
Enter the Chinese New Year keyword into Google to summon Year of the Dragon fireworks. (Picture/reproduced from Google website)
In addition, if you enter 5 sets of English keywords, including: Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon, Lunar New Year, Lunar Year and Spring Festival, you will also see the surprise Year of the Dragon fireworks show. However, if you enter “Year of the Dragon”, “New Year”, or Dragon, the fireworks easter egg will not be activated.
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