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South China Morning Post
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- South China Morning Post
Is Year of the Snake's sixth month lucky for you? Predictions for all 12 zodiac signs
The sixth month of the Lunar Year brings career prospects and stable incomes for many Chinese zodiac signs, while some may experience jealousy and back-stabbing. Health should be top of mind, as various ailments could affect different zodiac signs. Feng Shui master Andrew Kwan reveals what each zodiac sign should look out for this lunar month. Rats (1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, 2020) This month, Rats can expect stable career prospects but should focus on improving their efficiency to avoid being bogged down by trivial matters and be wary of back-stabbing colleagues. Feng Shui master Andrew Kwan at SCMP's office in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. He gives his predictions and advice for all 12 Chinese zodiac signs this month. Photo: Jelly Tse Financially, income will remain steady, but it is advisable to spend prudently. In terms of relationships, singles may meet potential partners in social settings. Those in relationships should prioritise communication to prevent misunderstandings with their partner. Health-wise, pay attention to digestive health – opt for lighter meals and moderate exercise. A Rat Chinese zodiac figure. Rats will enjoy steady income this month, but are advised to spend prudently. Photo: Shutterstock Ox (1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021)
See - Sada Elbalad
29-01-2025
- See - Sada Elbalad
Videos: Millions Around World Welcome Year of Snake
On Wednesday, millions, especially in Asia welcomed the new Lunar Year, the year of Snake. Several festive events were organized across China, North Korea South Korea, and Sri Lanka including dragon dances, prayers, and family gatherings. It is a public holiday for several nations, so they witnessed heavy and crowded airports and roads. For example, nine billion trips are expected to be made in China. The Year of the Snake, in the Chinese zodiac, symbolizes wisdom, intuition, and transformation. In Chinese culture, the Snake represents a year of steady progress and careful planning, encouraging people to focus on self-reflection and deliberate action rather than impulsive decisions.
