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Traditions to build wealth Jessica Mai
Clean before Chinese New Year to get rid of bad spirits.
As much as Chinese people believe in good luck, we also believe that there are bad spirits keeping us from it.
About a week before Chinese New Year, there is a lot of dusting, sweeping, and mopping going on in my home. Houses are cleaned to their entirety to sweep away bad luck and "inauspicious breaths,"
Any cleaning after the eve of Chinese New Year is considered bad, because you're potentially sweeping away any fortune coming your way.
Red is our lucky color.
This color is traditionally believed to bring wealth by warding off the spirits of bad fortune.
It doesn't matter what it is you're buying — if it comes in red, get it!
We emphasize the number 8, and avoid the number 4.
Numbers are not just numbers, especially during Chinese New Year. Even numbers are preferred because of their belief of balance and harmony. But the two numbers you have to remember for your wealth are eight and four.
The number eight in Cantonese is "bot" and is supposed to sound like "fot", which means rich. So, if you believe in the superstition, this number is supposed to bring you wealth.
We don't shower on the holiday.
One of the oddest superstitions I have followed is not showering, and especially not washing my hair on Chinese New Year. This superstition can be compared to the idiom, "getting yourself into hot water," or a bad situation.
Instead, the night before the holiday, we bathe in tea and pomelo leaves to wash away the bad luck and bring good fortune.
We exchange red envelopes.
These red envelopes are a major part of Chinese New Year, and are handed out throughout the two weeks. We go from relative to relative to bai lien, which means greeting the new year together, and exchange these envelopes. Exchanging red envelopes means giving blessings of wealth and good fortune to each other.
We plan our meals carefully.
Food is a major part of Chinese New Year, and eating certain meals is supposed to bring you wealth and prosperity.
For dinner, however, we prepare a feast: fish, chicken, long noodles, dumplings — the list goes on! Each food has its own superstition: Fish is supposed to bring a "surplus" of wealth; dumplings eaten during the celebrations are supposed to bring you more money; pomelos and tangerines symbolize fullness, wealth, and good fortune.
Q:
What are the superstitions during the Chinese New Year?
What people consider as "inauspicious" in Chinese New Year?
What are your lucky colors?
What are the ways to bring wealth and get rid of bad fortune?
What are the flowers you do believe can help to bring wealth?
What is your lucky number?
What are the food you consider as lucky food?
雞年運勢?
Year of the Rooster 2017: Zodiac Luck, Romance, Personality... chinahighlights.com
Are You a Rooster?
People born in a year of the Rooster are called "Roosters" in China. However, Rooster years are generally dated by the Chinese lunar calendar (starting on Chinese New Year), so if you were born in January or February, use the tool on the right to see whether you're a Rooster, according to "popular astrology".
2017 is a year of the Rooster. Roosters should be more careful in 2017.
The Luckiest Things for Roosters
Lucky numbers: 5, 7, and 8
Lucky colors: gold, brown, and yellow
Lucky flowers: gladiola, cockscomb
Lucky directions: south, southeast
Lucky months: the 2nd, 5th, and 11th Chinese lunar months.
Things That Roosters Should Avoid
Unlucky color: red
Unlucky numbers: 1, 3, and 9
Unlucky direction: east
Unlucky months: the 3rd, 9th, and 12th Chinese lunar months
The Rooster's Personality: Observant, Hardworking...
People born in a year of the Rooster are very observant.
Roosters are always active, amusing, and popular within a crowd. Roosters are talkative, outspoken, frank, open, honest, and loyal individuals. They like to be the center of attention and always appear attractive and beautiful.
Roosters are Healthy and Enjoy Sports
People born in a year of the Rooster are typically healthy people. They are active and enjoy sports, such as hiking and swimming. Roosters don't get sick very often because they tend to fight illness well. Even when they do become ill, they feel better quickly. Roosters are a little sensitive, and they feel stressed and moody at times.
The Best Jobs and Careers for Roosters
Roosters are more motivated than other animals in the Chinese zodiac, making their careers a priority in their lives. Roosters are hard working, multi-talented, and can deal with a variety of jobs.
Good career choices for Roosters are newsreader, sales person, restaurant owner, hairdresser, public relations officer, farmer, athlete, teacher, waiter, journalist, travel writer, dentist, surgeon, soldier, fireman, security guard, and police officer.
Q:
Do you believe in zodiac signs or star signs?
Do you believe in luck?
Can we tell one’s personality by his zodiac sign?
What are your lucky numbers, lucky colors, and lucky flowers?
How to attract good luck?
What are the best jobs you desired?
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