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What chinese sign am I

ChangAugust 5, 2019August 5, 2019

Chinese Astrology has come down thru the centuries and has been used as a predictive tool for the Chinese. I’ve been told that the Chinese don’t use it as an indicator of personality as we use western astrology. The Chinese ascribe each year to an animal. 2019 is the Year … Continue ReadingWhat chinese sign am I

Lucky Colors for 2020 – Year of the Rat

ChangJuly 12, 2019August 12, 2019

In the Year of the Rat 2020, the Feng Shui experts recommend us the following lucky colors: yellow, purple, gray, white, blue and green. The impression the colors of 2020 need to generate is of fresh, fruity and sweet, this is why we will carry purses on light white tones … Continue ReadingLucky Colors for 2020 – Year of the Rat

Chinese Horoscope 2020 – Year of the Metal Rat

ChangNovember 16, 2018August 10, 2019

The Chinese New Year will start on January 25. The years of the rat include: 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020. It’ s expected that this time period , to be very good, without any bad periods and full of achievements. The last period haven’t been too good … Continue ReadingChinese Horoscope 2020 – Year of the Metal Rat

The Luckiest Zodiac Signs in 2020 According to the Chinese Horoscope

ChangNovember 12, 2018August 13, 2019

Every zodiac sign of the Chinese Horoscope is influenced in a certain direction during 2020, a year under the auspices of the Metal Rat, starting from January 25th. But the luckiest zodiac signs of the zodiac are seven, and the Rat is among them. From the beginning, this year seems … Continue ReadingThe Luckiest Zodiac Signs in 2020 According to the Chinese Horoscope

What Should You Wear

ChangJuly 27, 2018June 8, 2019

The significance of New Clothes According to tradition, you should wear red on the Lunar New Year 2019. But why is it so important to wear clothes in this color during this day ? It is said that you must wear red because you will ward off evil spirits and … Continue ReadingWhat Should You Wear

Decorations & Greetings

ChangJuly 27, 2018June 8, 2019

A powerful symbolism is associated with the gifts Chinese people make around New Year because giving and receiving presents is also an ancient tradition, distinctive for celebrating this holiday. The red envelopes, which we’ve already mentioned – called Lai-See or Hong-Bao – containing money, are given to young adults and … Continue ReadingDecorations & Greetings

Chinese New Year Traditions

ChangJuly 4, 2018March 14, 2019

The Spring Festival marks the beginning of the New Year and it is the most important holiday of the Chinese people. According to the horoscope, after the practical and spiritual Rooster follows the Dog, a kind and always ready to help native. The Year of the Pig starts on February … Continue ReadingChinese New Year Traditions

Traditional Dishes

ChangJuly 4, 2018June 8, 2019

The New Year’s Eve dinner is called “the reunion dinner”. Traditionally, on this occasion, the Chinese people prepare many dishes, that are considered to bring luck. Dumplings, spring rolls, fish and a jelly rice cake are served. Other popular dishes are fruits, noodles and tangyuan – sweet rice balls. The … Continue ReadingTraditional Dishes