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The Year of the Metal Ox 2021: The year of hard work
According to the 2021 Chinese horoscope, the Year of the Metal Ox 2021 is synonymous with hard work, discipline, loyalty and appreciation.
According to the Chinese horoscope for 2021, even if a year governed by the Ox is often synonymous with prosperity and consolidation of gains, it nevertheless presents its share of obstacles to overcome.
This is why in 2021, and in order to anticipate the difficulties to be overcome without giving up on your dreams, it is good practice to focus more on what is real and concrete to avoid getting lost in illusions as desirable as their taste is potentially bitter. To be clearer, it is essential in 2021 to first prove yourself in the desired field of activity in order to be able to earn or keep your position.
In 2021, the annual energies of Wu Xing and Feng Shui promote stability and prosperity for shortterm projects. Before launching any project in 2021, it is therefore essential to plan carefully the architecture of each stage, so as not to compromise the viability of the operation, even if this takes a little more time than expected. Such an attitude, prudent and lucid, will ultimately have a positive and lasting effect, necessary for the just realization and consolidation of the structural projects of all 12 Chinese zodiac signs.
LUNAR LEAP MONTH
IT IS a Chinese belief that the act of giving and receiving gifts during a lunar leap month will bestow blessings on both parties.
This year the leap month is between July 23rd and August 21st and the most auspicious gift will be Jade.
From the ancient times, Jade Jewelry is treated as a symbol of good fortune, attracts good luck, of avoiding evil spirits and promotes longevity.
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Did you know that wearing Jade can help you attract good luck and good health?
Not only is a beautiful stone but it also has a strong Chi that can radiate through your whole body when you wear it. With the profound culture and rich auspicious meaning,it’s the first gift choice on various festivals or other festive time.
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ORIGINS
A leap year in the Chinese calendar have 13 months, unlike leap years in the Gregorian calendar in which an extra day is included. A leap month is added to the Chinese calendar about once every 3 years.
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