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It’s the year of the ox! But what does that really mean? Feb 11, 2021
As the Lunar New Year approaches on February 12, you re likely to hear about the Chinese zodiac, 2021 being the Year of the Ox, and other traditions associated with the holiday. But
what is the Chinese zodiac? Will 2021 s Year of the Ox usher in more luck than 2020 s Year of the Rat? For those who are unfamiliar, the Chinese zodiac can give further insight into the Lunar New Year and the many celebrations that make the beginning of the Chinese New Year.
That’s something we can do at home to welcome the Year of the Ox and still have ‘din-dining’ fun with a bit pre-recorded help.
IT’S going to be a cheap Chinese New Year. For one thing, I haven’t even gone to the bank to get new notes for ang pow. Since I won’t be visiting or expecting visitors, there’s no point in preparing the red envelopes.
Despite the amended SOP allowing 15 family members within 10km radius to attend, my reunion dinner will be kept to just seven of us – including my maid – living in the same house. My sisters will not be able to return from Sydney or Singapore this time.
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“The Ox is an animal of strength, but its strength comes from working hard in the field. To stay healthy and strong, the Ox has to work out regularly to strengthen the muscles,” says Lai. While gyms are closed at the moment, consider investing in some of the best at-home workout gear to build muscle and to stay healthy this year.
“From the Feng Shui perspective, the star of illness/misfortune is located in the South-East.” To avoid activating this area of your home or office, Lai recommends placing six coins in that area to weaken the negative energy to maintain better health.