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Chinese New Year 2023, this is the year of the rabbit: the horoscope. Well Ox (but take care of your health), Serpent

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There will be a celebration on Sunday 22 January the Chinese New Year 2023. Unlike the western, the eastern actually changes every year because the date for them must coincide with the second new moon after the winter solstice, consequently this date falls between January 21 and February 19 according to the Gregorian calendar Chinese New Year – also known as Spring Festival or Lunar New Year – is a public holiday celebrated not only in China but in many Far Eastern countries, a public holiday celebrated not only in China but in many Far Eastern countries including 16 days of public and private celebrations.

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Chinese New Year: the horoscope 2023

Different traditions, customs and customs, but what is the same everywhere in the world at the beginning of each year is the hunt for one’s astral framework. Besides the date, each year the Chinese New Year introduces a new sign or animal typical of Chinese astrology. In fact, the New Year also dictates the transition between the elements. Which zodiac sign will be the lucky zodiac sign this year?

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The Year of the Rabbit

This year, the tiger cedes the baton to the rabbit (an animal he also rode in 1999 and 2011), the fourth sign of the Chinese zodiac. The rabbit symbolizes grace, ambition, education, privacy and tranquility and of course luck. It is considered a gentle, calm, responsible animal that hardly loses heart and insists until it finds a solution. Therefore, with best wishes, 2023 will be a year of peace and serenity. Like every zodiac sign, the rabbit is associated with the 5 basic elements wood, fire, earth, metal and water. So we will have the rabbit made of wood, fire, earth, gold (metal) and water. This creates a Year of the Water Rabbit (12 characters x 5 elements) every 60 years.

The tradition of the Chinese zodiac

In fact, the Chinese zodiac runs on a 12-year cycle, with one animal assigned to each year. The elements connect the year of birth with the sign of the zodiac and influence the characteristics of a person. 2023 is the year of the water hare, an animal that can understand the human soul above average.

The legend

In the Chinese tradition, twelve different animals are cyclically assigned to different years. According to legend, these animals (the mouse, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig) were chosen because they responded to the Buddhas Call. According to legend, when Buddha felt his end on earth, he summoned all the animals on earth, but only 12 came to him. As a reward for their loyalty, he decided to mark each year of the lunar cycle by the name of each of the animals that passed by. According to Chinese astrology, each of these animals has special characteristics that also significantly influence the character traits of people born under their sign.

The animals

In addition to rabbits, there are monkey, ox, snake, goat, tiger, mouse, dragon, rooster, horse, dog and pig. Similar to our astrological zodiac signs, the Chinese believe that people born in each of the 12 animal years possess certain personality traits, and their sign also determines their happiness in love and compatibility with other signs.

For example, a person born in the year of the Monkey (1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016) has a “magnetic personality” and is likely to be witty and intelligent.

But how is 2023 going for the other zodiac signs? Not bad for oxen, tigers and snakes on the way to a happy year 2023. Roosters and monkeys have the short end of the road this year, for them it will be “particularly difficult to master”.

Here are the predictions

The horoscope for 2023

Ox (1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021) Luck “on the rise” this year, but astrologers suggest working hard and “seizing opportunities to advance your career”. love: happiness is also growing for oxen, but pay attention to your health in the coming months. It is advisable to “see your doctor immediately” if you notice a problem. Lucky Colors: Yellow, Brown, Gold, Silver and White.

tiger (1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022) Wealth is increasing. Astrologers suggest learning to “gain experience from past mistakes” in order to avoid “disasters” in the future. There will also be improvements professionally, but financial assets are “declining overall”, even if he will earn more than in the previous year. Lucky colors: green.

Line (1928, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013) “Fairly Good” Career Prospects, Snakes recognized as Leaders this year. It is also said that “reasons for promotions and/or salary increases” are on the horizon. Love relationships will “evolve steadily” and good news for singles: Snakes will attract many love partners and they will be the ones they will choose. On the downside, it’s not very good for those who are married or engaged: Storms are expected over the next 13 months. Astrologer’s Advice: Put the matter aside and resolve the conflict “with a thoughtful dialogue.” Lucky colors: yellow.

Faucet (1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017) Unfortunately, if you are a Rooster sign, it won’t be such an easy journey. According to Chinese astrology, 2023 should be unfavorable. Get ready to face different challenges and obstacles. Roosters should keep an optimistic attitude and “try harder than last year,” astrologers suggest. But hope is not all lost, with good things on the horizon for your love life. Lucky colors: gold, brown and yellow.

How do you bring happiness into your 2023?

There are a number of things to do in January that, according to the Chinese, can bring you good luck the rest of the year.

On Chinese New Year’s Eve (January 21), staying up late and saying good things after midnight “will definitely bring good luck.” Astrologers also recommend decorating your home with kumquat trees—which symbolize wealth and good fortune—as well as wearing the color of your luck according to your zodiac sign. Foods said to bring good luck include rice dumplings, fried flour-coated peanuts, and nut biscuits.