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Lunar New Year 2021: The Year of the Ox do's, dont's and what's on in Sydney


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Work too hard. While the ox symbolises diligence with hard work and persistence hopefully leading to success, Dr Wang says people should “avoid working too hard – health should be the priority”.
Dream too big. “Focus on fundamental elements of life and work. Be conservative. Don’t do investments or start a risky business,” astrologist Mina Zheng says.
Talk about death. Avoid saying words such as “death”, “devil”, “sick”, or “pain”.
Don’t get into debt.
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Borrow money. Make sure all debts are paid by New Year’s Eve, or you will be unlucky all year, Ms Cumines says. ....

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How Lunar New Year will be celebrated across Australia in 2021


How Lunar New Year will be celebrated across Australia in 2021
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The Year of Ox Lunar New Year celebrations have been scaled back in many cities.
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Lunar New Year is usually celebrated with vibrant festivals around the country, featuring Asian food stalls, lion dancing, and cultural performances.
It s a special time comparable to Christmas on the Asian calendar, with more than a million Australians, mostly from the Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese communities, coming together to celebrate their cultures and traditions.
However, the upcoming holiday from February 12 to 26 will look very different from previous years, with many public events either cancelled, scaled back or moved online due to the coronavirus pandemic. ....

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