Chinese New Year - the year of the rat
Chinese new year starts this year on February 7th. It’s year 4706, the year of the rat. Here’s some predictions for the new year for each of the signs of Chinese zodiac:
“OX: It’s a good year for the Ox, though the Tai Yang star favours the male more than the female. But both the Ox will shine and advance in money and position. In terms of career it is a good year, with leadership qualities.
The lady Ox may have some toh fah or attracting unwanted attention from flirty males. In this year’s horoscope, the Ox serves as a guardian angel to others. But when in need, a guardian angel will appear for the Ox. There will be a bit of leakage or sudden loss: it can be about money or a project may turn sour.
Be careful about speeding; you may collect a summons. You may have communication problems with your boss, subordinates and your children.
TIGER: There may be a lot of changes at work and with the family. It may bring a lot of stress but these changes are an opportunity to turn things around. The Tiger should carry a jade horse so that it will bring money instead of stress. This is because the tiger has a horse coming in this year. There will be travelling and lots of moving around.
You may find that your boss, subordinates and children do not understand you. There is a lot of yin qi, so try not to visit hospitals or attend funerals. You can also wear a prosperity bracelet.
RABBIT: It is a good year for the Rabbit, with a guardian angel helping you. The Tai Yin star favours the female Rabbit more than the male who may have toh fah or flirtations disturbing them. Everything she does will be smooth sailing. There will be prosperity and career advancement, even wedding bells ringing for the Rabbit, if single.
There may be tense relationships with family members. You should try to communicate more with them. There may be some arguments and disagreements. Try not to get involved in people’s quarrels or take sides.”
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