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We hope your 2013 Chinese New Year of the
Snake will be blessed
and prosperous! 年年有餘
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2013 Year Of The
Dragon Card |
Happy Chinese New Year Wishes |
Happy Chinese New Year
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Chinese New Year Firecracker |
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Lunar New
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Kuan Yin 觀音
River Of Joy
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Refreshing
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Happy
New Year Tiger |
New Year
Love Wishes |
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| 2013
Chinese New Year Lunar Calendar Animals |
| Chinese New Year Date |
Branch |
Chinese New Year Animals |
| February
10, 2013 |
巳 Sì |
Year
of the Snake 蛇
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| January
31, 2014 |
午 Wǔ |
Year
of the Horse 馬
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| February
19, 2015 |
未 Wèi |
Year
of the Sheep 羊
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| February
8, 2016 |
申 Shēn |
Year
of the Monkey 猴
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| January
28, 2017 |
酉 Yǒu |
Year
of the Rooster 雞
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| February
16, 2018 |
戌 Xū |
Year
of the Dog 狗
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| February
5, 2019 |
亥 Hài |
Year
of the Pig
豬 |
| January 25, 2020 |
子 Zǐ |
Year
of the Rat 鼠 |
| February 12, 2021 |
丑 Chǒu |
Year
of the Ox 牛 |
| February 1, 2022 |
寅 Yín |
Year of the Tiger 虎
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| January 22, 2023 |
卯 Mǎo |
Year
of the Rabbit 兔
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new year, we hope you will have your most successful New Year yet! Believing is Seeing,
wishes are thoughts, words are spoken thoughts, intentions
bring manifestations. 年年有餘
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Chinese: 春節,
春节, Chūnjíe;
農曆新年,
农历新年, Nónglì Xīnnián; or
過年,
过年, Guònián, also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays. It consists of a period of celebrations, starting on New Year's Day,
celebrated on the first day of the first month of the 2013 Chinese calendar Febuary 10, 2013.
In Chinese astrology the dragon was seen as a powerful almighty king because it was made up of assorted parts of animals such as a tiger, fish, snake and an eagle.
The 2013 Dragon is a honorable symbol. You can see many sculptures and carvings of the dragon. Even today, the Chinese affiliate the dragon with power and wisdom.
In the Chinese astrology a dragon person is special. Born in the Chinese Year of the Dragon,
a person born under this Chinese Zodiac sign tends to be a "doer" they do things and achieve power by getting things done.
The 2013 dragon has a soft underbelly and so in Chinese astrology the dragon person born in this Chinese Zodiac year has a "soft spot". They may breath fire at someone who annoys them, but they also show great compassion to those in need.
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