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As the hoofbeats of the Year of the Horse draw near, the air is filled with the spirit of vitality and the warmth of tradition. In Chinese culture, the Spring Festival is our most sacred time—a moment to “gallop home,” no matter how far, to reunite with family for the New Year’s Eve feast and share the joy of togetherness.
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Thank you for your incredible support throughout the year. May your Year of the Horse be filled with strength, success, and endless joy!
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Stella Yan, the founder of Newmiho Cultural & Creative Co., Ltd., has 15 years of experience in the custom figurine and toy manufacturing industry. He/She specializes in providing one-stop solutions for global brands, designers, and IP owners.
He/She founded the company to solve common industry challenges—communication gaps, inconsistent prototypes, and the difficulty of producing small batches. His/Her goal is to build a fully transparent and controllable workflow covering design, prototyping, mold development, and mass production.
Under his/her leadership, the company has delivered 20000+ resin, vinyl, and plastic figure projects for clients across Europe and the United States, supported by a mature quality management system that ensures stable and reliable results.
His/Her vision is simple: to bring great characters and ideas to life through high-quality products recognized worldwide.
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