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Chinese horoscope: what dates will have to be scheduled in 2023 to help prosperity

In just a few days, the Chinese horoscope a new era will begin. This is because the Year of the Water Rabbit begins on January 20, 2023 and, with it, there will be a series of changes that will influence most of the members of the zodiac.

In this regard, experts in oriental astrology consider that all the signs of the Chinese horoscope they should be attentive not only to the arrival of this new year, but to other dates that are very important to achieve prosperity in the next 12 months.

Goodbye, Tiger. Welcome the Water Rabbit.

This year, the Chinese horoscope will be celebrating in January, when the most relevant festivity takes place, a fact that is celebrated above all in Asiabut also in every city in the world where there is an Asian community.

The Chinese calendar determines that every year the almanac changes. The party is based on the lunisolar calendar, which is nourished by the phases of the Sun and the Moon. The celebration is more than 3,000 years old and begins on the second new moon, after the winter solstice.

One of the most important events will happen on February 5th.

In 2023, this will start on January 22. In some countries, the Chinese New Year celebrations last 16 days, from New Year’s Eve until the Lantern Festival, another emblematic date.

The most commemorated celebrations are New Year’s Eve, which is celebrated on January 21, New Year’s Eve, which is celebrated on January 22, and the Lantern Festival, which will take place on February 5. It is important to know that you have to clean the house on January 14, 2023.

With the arrival of the Rabbit, there will be progress for various signs.

Celebrations around the world

The important thing is that all the signs of the Chinese horoscope they will have the chance to make a change in their life starting this new year, when the Water Rabbit arrives and establishes itself to give projection in the plans.

In several countries, massive festivities are held.

In Buenos Aires, the Chinese community that lives in an area of ​​the Belgrano neighborhood organizes a program of activities. In Madrid, the Chinese ambassador to Spain, WU Haitao, and the Spanish authorities have already announced a series of allusive acts and celebrations.

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