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農曆新年踏著馬年的盎然生機如期而至。2026年2月17日起，全球各地的亞裔社群都將共慶這一佳節。這一節日，是意義非凡的辭舊迎新時刻 - 人們跨越山海與家人團聚，致敬代代相傳的傳統。也共同期許，新的一年順遂圓滿、歲歲豐饒。  馬年，象徵著獨立自強、朝氣蓬勃，亦寓意著真摯本心與重拾的篤定信念。這些特質，與我內心的追求高度契合，也是我在生活與工作中始終努力踐行的準則。 它們時刻提醒著我，要心懷目標、堅守本心，篤定前行。 於我而言，農曆新年從來不止是一個節日。它是回望過往、心懷感恩、再啟新程的時刻。兒時的新年，總能讓天南海北的家人相聚一堂。 家人圍坐，擺上親手烹製的家鄉傳統佳餚，暖心的家常閒談間，那些珍藏的童年回憶也悄然湧上心頭。這些溫馨的瞬間，讓我們銘記來路，也讓凝聚家人的那些珍貴信念，愈發堅定。  農曆新年的慶祝，藏著滿滿的美好寓意與傳統儀式。家家戶戶灑掃庭除，拂去舊歲的不順與黴運。大紅的裝飾錯落點綴，喜迎新春的富貴吉祥、喜樂安康，這一抹紅，更是希望與美好最鮮活的象徵。  我在閩南出生長大，這片土地孕育了底蘊深厚的傳統，滋養著濃厚的家庭親情，也造就了緊密相連的鄰里鄉情。閩南文化裡，待人熱忱、擔當盡責、守望相助是刻在骨子裡的信條，尤其在困境面前，這份溫情更顯珍貴。自兒時起，我便懂得，助人從不是一種責任，而是我們生而為人的本心與本能。 如今，這些從小根植於心的信念，依然指引著我在飛達利斯保健的工作 - 為紐約市的亞裔社群提供服務。我們的許多服務對象，是老年長者、新移民，還有正面對重疾困擾的家庭。 我深知他們身處困境時的無助與迷茫，因為我在自己的社群中，早已親眼見過太多這樣的時刻。也正因如此，我始終堅信，提供優質的醫療保障固然重要，而兼具文化適配的服務、耐心的傾聽、清晰的講解，以及用心構築的信任，同樣不可或缺。 邁入馬年之際，我更時刻提醒自己，懷共情之心、秉堅定之志、守赤誠本心，篤定前行。我為自己身為飛達利斯保健的一員深感自豪，也感恩擁有這樣的機會 - 以契合自身文化底色的方式服務社群，也踐行著我們共同的使命。 新年快樂，身體健康，萬事如意！ （新年快樂，身體健康，萬事如意。）   Yuen Chi Hung, 飛達利斯保健銷售與市場總監

History is made of fine details that form a much larger picture. These intricate lines and strokes shape who we are. February commemorates the rich Black history that has allowed me to stand in my achievements today. This month reminds me of my mission: to pour into my community. I cannot simply tell you how I observe this month, because in many ways, I am it. I am the product of hundreds of years of sacrifice, trust, resilience, and community that Black Americans have embodied. In recognizing these sacrifices, I want to share how this month directly aligns with the work

  In 2026, we honor the 100th anniversary of the very first Negro History Week, created in 1926 by historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson. This important week later grew into what we now call Black History Month. Dr. Woodson wanted to make sure that the achievements and stories of Black Americans were recognized, taught, and celebrated across the United States. Dr. Woodson chose February for this observance because it includes the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and President Abraham Lincoln. African-American communities had already honored these leaders for many years, and Woodson hoped the new celebration would build on these traditions. Over time, more

Every year on the third Monday in January, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who fought for justice and equality for all. His dream wasn’t just about civil rights, it was also about making sure everyone has the same chance to live a healthy life. Dr. King once said, “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhuman.” He saw that many people, especially in poor and minority communities, didn’t have access to good healthcare. He believed that health is a basic human right. Health equity means everyone should have a fair shot

Hispanic Heritage Month is a time of reflection, celebration, and unity. For me, it is deeply personal, a reminder of the strength, resilience, and cultural pride that defines our community. It is also a call to action to honor our heritage not only with words, but through efforts that uplift the health and well-being of Hispanic families across New York and beyond. The Hispanic community carries a powerful legacy of hard work, faith, and family. Yet, despite our many strengths, we continue to face significant health challenges. Chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are disproportionately prevalent among Hispanic populations.