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Chinese zodiac signs 2025: Chinese Lunar New Year 2025 begins on January 29, highlighting the Year of the Wood Snake. Lucky zodiac signs for 2025 include Dragon, Ox, Snake, Rooster, and Monkey. These ...

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Hong Kong-based feng shui master, author and television host Tong Pik-ha gives her predictions for all 12 zodiac signs for the Year of the Snake, which starts on January 29. Read on to see how ...

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