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Home Spotlight 2022 Chinese New Year Special Issue

Your ’22 Chinese Horoscope

Manila StandardbyManila Standard
January 27, 2022, 12:45 am
in 2022 Chinese New Year Special Issue, Spotlight
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Feng Shui expert Master Ang shares some predictions based on the 12 signs in the Chinese horoscope. Find out yours below!

Rat­—Those born under the year of the rat need to work hard. According to Master Ang, the year will present the sign with challenges, and some of them may even feel lazy, but they need to persevere if they want to have the good fortune on their side for the entire year.

Ox—Last year wasn’t a good one for the ox, who faced several difficulties. However, this year, they can expect things to get better. But this doesn’t mean that they should be lax about their affairs. Instead, they should take this chance to get things back in order because there’s a better likelihood of achieving the things they didn’t have last year.

Tiger—Despite 2022 being the year of the tiger, people born under the sign need to be wary because the year isn’t as lucky as they thought it would be. Master Ang explains that 80 percent of the tiger population will experience hardships, while 20 percent are blessed with good fortune. A good way to counteract the negativity is by working hard and giving back to others to invite good karma.

Rabbit—In the middle of the year, rabbit signs can expect problems to arise. Next year falls under the rabbit sign in the Chinese zodiac, and as it draws near, those born in the year of the rabbit need to take precautionary measures to secure their safety. They should start by saving money this year to prepare for the difficulties that they may face in the following one. They are also advised to watch their health closely.

Dragon—This year doesn’t look good for dragon signs because it is not compatible with the tiger. They should exercise extreme caution, especially those who have a bad temper or are quick to react negatively.

Snake—Master Ang shared that snake signs will also be negatively affected this year because of their incompatibility with tiger signs. People born under the year of the snake are characterized by brave personalities that sometimes keep them from thinking rationally. This year, they should strive in their career and maintain relationships to avoid losing allies.

Horse—Because of their compatibility with the tiger in the Chinese horoscope, horse signs can expect a good year ahead of them. This 2022 is a time for them to take chances and work hard towards the goals they’ve laid out for themselves. Being confident will also help them become successful.

Goat—Caution is required from goat signs this year. They are accident-prone and attract negative energy from their environment, making good fortune and prosperity somewhat harder to achieve. Most goat signs are friendly and trusting, but if they want to avoid misfortune, they should begin screening the company they keep.

Monkey—According to Master Ang, the tiger considers the monkey its mortal enemy, thus making it unlucky in all aspects this year. He advises monkey signs to be extra careful this year and prepare for any hardships ahead. They also need to have faith and believe that they’re not entirely unlucky in 2022. This shred of positivity may help counteract the negative energy from the reigning sign.

Rooster—For this year, those born under the year of the rooster also need to look out for their health. But when it comes to money and career, they can rest a bit easy knowing that the year won’t be as challenging for them in these aspects.

Dog—Tiger signs are also compatible with dog signs, making the latter lucky this year. They will also be very hardworking and reap good rewards. However, they should be careful when handling money because they are prone to being scammed by others or spending too much.

Pig—Individuals born under the year of the pig are also advised to be careful in 2022. This doesn’t mean that they’re unlucky, instead, luck is within their reach as long as they make the right decisions and work hard to achieve their goals.

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