Happy first day of Lunar New Year, higher flow of communication between people in this Water Dragon
Posted 01-23-2012 at 04:09 PM by newspecies
The Chinese Year, the year of the Dragon begins today monday and many celebrations are taking place all over the world within the Chinese community.
The Lunar New Year is a cyclical system based on a lunisolar calendar, with New Year’s day appearing on the 2nd new moon after the winter solstice. This is why the date varies from year to year, ranging from the end of January through the middle of February.
We count 12 twelve Chinese year-based horoscopes, starting with the Rat follows the Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and finally the Pig.
The Chinese holiday traditions include forgiving past conflicts, setting off fireworks, hosting elaborate feasts and giving money to children in RED envelopes. The Year of the Dragon is believed to bring success and happiness, while other animals bring other blessings during their years. This celebrations lasts 15 days after New Year’s, and on the final day there is a lantern festival that takes place, red lanterns are hung outside houses all over China.
If you were born in the Year of the Dragon (1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000), or in any another year, this new year means something for you:
According to the Chinese Zodiac and astrologers this New Year is a “Water Dragon Year” which means a higher flow of communication between people (I guess they predicted the boom of social media ). The predictions are that Year of the Dragon is one of high risks and high returns; a year during which financial crisis will finally see some light.
You may want to consult the Chinese animal horoscopes or an astrologer to learn more about the predictions your Chinese Zodiac in this Water Dragon Year and I am sure you will find plety if you just search the Internet. I just wanted to share this on my new Blog which I started this Water Dragon Year and I wish a high flow of communication and traffic.
Cheers!
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The Lunar New Year is a cyclical system based on a lunisolar calendar, with New Year’s day appearing on the 2nd new moon after the winter solstice. This is why the date varies from year to year, ranging from the end of January through the middle of February.
We count 12 twelve Chinese year-based horoscopes, starting with the Rat follows the Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and finally the Pig.
The Chinese holiday traditions include forgiving past conflicts, setting off fireworks, hosting elaborate feasts and giving money to children in RED envelopes. The Year of the Dragon is believed to bring success and happiness, while other animals bring other blessings during their years. This celebrations lasts 15 days after New Year’s, and on the final day there is a lantern festival that takes place, red lanterns are hung outside houses all over China.
If you were born in the Year of the Dragon (1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000), or in any another year, this new year means something for you:
According to the Chinese Zodiac and astrologers this New Year is a “Water Dragon Year” which means a higher flow of communication between people (I guess they predicted the boom of social media ). The predictions are that Year of the Dragon is one of high risks and high returns; a year during which financial crisis will finally see some light.
You may want to consult the Chinese animal horoscopes or an astrologer to learn more about the predictions your Chinese Zodiac in this Water Dragon Year and I am sure you will find plety if you just search the Internet. I just wanted to share this on my new Blog which I started this Water Dragon Year and I wish a high flow of communication and traffic.
Cheers!
Happy first day of Lunar New Year, higher flow of communication between people in this Water Dragon Year « Pro SysAdmin: Mastering IT Systems Administration requires devotion
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