No need to go overboard with your enthusiasm like that - I really don't think they'll dominate. They won 2 2nd-class events, and that's pretty good for a new partnership, but you also gotta see that their opponents in Germany were all focused on the upcoming AE while their opponents in Switzerland might have been a little tired still from playing in three consecutive tournaments (going all the way to the final in the AE will take a lot out of you!).
Not saying they won't be good, but with how they played in Germany, I don't think they'll be able to beat the pairs with great net players consistently as those'll be able to take away their attack. And apart from all-out attacking play they didn't have much (also lacking the vision to softly play shots into gaps on court, instead hammering every single shot with full power).
While an exciting pair, I really can't see them beating in-form Ko/Lee, Setiawan/Ahsan, Koo/Tan, Cai/Fu or Boe/Mogensen. All those pairs have one player that is on an entirely different level than both Hong Wei and Chai Biao at the front, and BoMo/KoLee are all better around the net.
I'll certainly look forward to them playing more tournaments this year...