Year of the Rabbit 2023

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2023: Year of the Rabbit (Hindustan Times)

A symbol of prosperity, abundance and fertility in Chinese, European and some American cultures, here's a look at some famous rabbits of pop culture.

A popular gift given especially to children in countries that celebrate the Christian holiday of Easter, the iconic gold foil-covered bunny was first created in 1952. The bunny "has a sexual meaning," said Hugh Hefner, founder of the Playboy empire in an interview in 1967, "because it's a fresh animal, shy, vivacious, jumping — sexy. The drum-playing, pink Duracell Bunny made its debut in 1973, but by 1988, its trademark had lapsed. Joyful, joking," said the controversial magazine publisher who died in 2017 at the age of 91. Created by American artist Jeff Koons in 1986, "Rabbit" is a series of three identical stainless steel sculptures. The company's website states it now produces 150 million Lindt Gold Bunnies annually in over 50 countries worldwide. In Chinese folklore, the Jade Rabbit, often portrayed as the Moon Goddess Chang'e's companion, is said to be pounding the elixir of life. The story goes that the daughter of one of the company's master chocolatiers had spotted a bunny in the long grass as their family was having Easter brunch. Is it a politician making a proclamation? 'Drink me!' The caterpillar is sitting on a psychedelic mushroom smoking opium!" The first day of the Chinese New Year falls on January 22 this year. Each animal year is further associated with one of five elements — wood, fire, earth, metal, or water.

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Year of the Rabbit: Meaning, traits, compatibility, and 2023 horoscope (Metro)

Chinese New Year is here, and it's the Year of the Rabbit. Here's everything you need to know about the zodiac sign and what it means.

[What does the Year Of The Tiger mean?](https://metro.co.uk/2022/02/01/chinese-new-year-2022-what-does-the-year-of-the-tiger-mean-16016409/) [20 greetings for Chinese New Year 2022](https://metro.co.uk/2022/01/31/chinese-new-year-2022-20-greetings-for-the-year-of-the-tiger-16021820/) [How long is Chinese New Year? The Rabbit also represents prosperity, which signals it’s a great time to focus on careers and building income. Be vigilant, as scams may get the better of you otherwise. Rabbit natives are said to be steady and cautious on their journey towards their goals, but dislike routine or monotony in their lives. That means networking, deepening connections with existing friends and partners, and using people skills to hit new heights. As such, the animal is associated with a patient and calm approach. As the story goes, the Jade Emperor tasked a group of animals to get across a flowing river. In their career, these reasoning skills and attention to detail will make them invaluable – especially in academia or high pressure roles. However, this rationality is tempered by the fact the rabbit could potentially have come first but was hampered by arrogance. This makes them a great match. They must be careful to avoid their kindness being taken as weakness, while keeping perspective on what’s achievable. The Chinese zodiac is said to stem from an old proverb called The Great Race.

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Chinese New Year 2023: How it is celebrated - and what the Year of ... (Sky News)

The animal is also said to signify mercy, elegance and beauty. Fireworks are seen behind a neon-light rabbit celebrating the Spring Festival. Pic: Image: ...

The loud sounds are intended to scare away evil spirits and welcome the lion to bring in good fortune. Firework displays take place that feature Datiehua folk art - which sees burning hot iron water sprayed to form a display of fireworks. A dragon dance is the highlight of the celebration in many areas, as the dragon is a symbol of good fortune. The Year of the Tiger ends on 21 January and the Year of the Rabbit begins the following day, on 22 January. The year of the Tiger is coming to an end - as people around the world prepare for the year of the Rabbit. Chinese New Year 2023: How it is celebrated - and what the Year of the Rabbit signifies

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Chinese zodiac fortune predictions: What's in store for the Year of ... (CNN)

As we say goodbye to the Tiger and hop into the year of the Rabbit, for many Lunar New Year is a time to consult the stars to find out what may be in store ...

But since they're traveling and working more, they need to be aware of their health," says Chow. "They will find new opportunities and their finances will reach a new level. "That means, whatever tough times and instabilities they're experiencing, it's going to get better soon," says Chow. "Generally, it means a tougher year," says Chow. Followers believe there will be more disruptions and instabilities in the year to come as a result. "But Snakes need to find balance in life and take a break when needed." "But understand that these changes are for the better." "Relationship-wise, it'll be a very good year for you. We've been in the tunnel for the last few years, and the light is getting bigger now," says Chow. "When things happen along the way, you'll remember you did that, and it will give you a little cushion." "Save some time to get to know yourself better. That makes 2023 the Year of the Water Rabbit.

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Chinese New Year 2023 interpretations (INQUIRER.net)

Today we welcome the Year of the Rabbit. ADVERTISEMENT. The rabbit is a symbol of longevity, peace and prosperity in Chinese culture. Hence, 2023 is seen ...

Hence, 2023 is a year of hope, a year of peace and success. Experts are in agreement that 2023 will be a favorable time for most zodiac signs: they see financial success as well as success in love and career advancement, with no significant health concerns. The rabbit is also a symbol of fertility. Rabbits are also known for having a good sense of money. The rabbit is a symbol of longevity, peace and prosperity in Chinese culture. Of course, this is assuming you have been planting seeds for success and watering these seeds with your commitment and dedication.

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Hongkongers to hand out more red envelopes as in-person ... (South China Morning Post)

Hong Kong's note-issuing banks report stronger demand for new banknotes as people expect to hand out more lai-see envelopes during the first Lunar New Year ...

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Year of the rabbit 2023: 10 Unknown facts about the Chinese New ... (Zee News)

This year, January 22 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year festivities begin on this New Year's Eve and come to an end on the ...

Chinese New Year 2022, for instance, was the Year of the Tiger, while 2023 marks the Year of the Rabbit, 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, and so on. Fireworks are once more set off in the morning to ring in the new year and wish everyone luck. It is time to sweep the bad luck under the rug and dispose of the trash. The festivities begin on New Year's Eve and end on the Lantern Festival, which falls this year on February 5. The Rabbit is the fourth of all zodiac animals. This year, January 22 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year.

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Year of the Rabbit 2023 (The Epoch Times)

The Chinese zodiac is an ever-repeating, 12-year astrological cycle represented by a specific zodiac animal each year. In ...

The Year of the Rabbit holds the promise of progress and abundance and is a good year to get your ducks in a row and check off your to-dos. Nature “springs into action” with the Tiger energy now followed by the Rabbit’s organizing influence to direct the energy for purpose and manifestation. In the Chinese zodiac model of how energy flows and nature grows in the “Cycle of Life,” the Rabbit embodies the wood element’s organizing influence on the creative process.

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Marites Allen's forecast for the 12 animals for 2023 (The Manila Times)

The Rat in this Year of the Water Rabbit 2023 will be blessed with the very auspicious Future Prosperity Star No. 9. If you keep your affairs in order and do ...

This work ethic could bring the best in you and for all you know, you could also be influencing others positively. It is best to be safe than sorry and do not be too trusting as this could be the time that you could be conned, and the chances of losses are just too high. Place the anti-robbery plaque in the Northeast and always wear the anti-robbery amulet to give you some peace of mind. There could be energy bursts from time to time and this is when you should push hard to accomplish your goals. With the exciting possibilities of this positive year and for as long as you provide yourself with renewed energy, you will be ready to go. Therefore, if you are married and you feel that your relationship needs spicing up or if you are trying to save a relationship, then put several of your family photos, or you and your partner's photo in the Southwest. Locate all the positive sectors in your home this year and activate them with symbols of good fortune to help you manifest your aspirations. Display images of your allies and friends Dog, Horse, and Tiger in the Northeast sector of your home for success luck whenever you feel uncertain of your business moves. All the positive sectors of the flying stars section of your home must be activated with symbols of good fortune to help you manifest your aspirations. Just don't fret as this year will truly be one of your successful years and riding on the prosperity luck brought to you by the Rabbit year, everything will be favoring you, your business, and your bank account! In all that you do, always try to be constructive and put a lot of love and good energy to them. If you keep your affairs in order and do things right, then it is highly possible that you will multiply your chances of prosperity up to nine times!

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Happy Lunar New Year! 2023 is Year of the Rabbit—time for ... (CoinGeek)

As we welcome the Year of the Rabbit, let's exude the elegance, positivity and auspiciousness that will push us towards Satoshi's ultimate vision for ...

Hitting a new record at [35 million transactions a day last year](https://coingeek.com/bsv-blockchain-tops-35-million-transactions-in-a-day-fees-still-0-0001/), BSV has set itself apart and has proven that Bitcoin can scale to be the global data ledger as Satoshi envisioned. After years of misdirection and building apps on Ethereum, Solana, and other networks that can’t scale, developers are recognizing the elegance of Satoshi’s original design in Just like the Tiger is always ready to fight for its place in the jungle, the Bitcoin community stood boldly for [Satoshi’s vision](https://coingeek.com/the-origins-of-bitcoin-satoshis-vision/) when the industry went through its most testing year. From Digital Currency Group, Celsius and BlockFi to LUNA and FTX, entities built on the shaky ground were It also symbolizes positivity, longevity, and auspiciousness. [Year of the Tiger](https://coingeek.com/happy-new-lunar-year-2022-is-year-of-the-tiger-time-to-be-brave-and-competitive/), which signified going all out and fighting for [Bitcoin](https://coingeek.com/bitcoin101/what-is-bitcoin/)’s place in the world.

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Lunar New Year: What to expect as we hop into the Year of the Rabbit (The Washington Post)

Also referred to as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, it is one of the most important Asian holidays, marked by family reunions, feasting and gifts. And in ...

[Lunar New Year ](https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/01/31/lunar-new-year-chinese-tiger/?itid=lk_inline_manual_2)kicks off this weekend, and if you feel the past year has been a tumultuous roller coaster, you’ll be glad to hear that, as the [Year of the Tiger ](https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/01/31/lunar-new-year-chinese-tiger/?itid=lk_inline_manual_2)draws to an end, the rabbit is traditionally a symbol of hope and peace, possibly signaling a calmer year ahead. Also referred to as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, it is one of the most important Asian holidays, marked by family reunions, feasting and gifts.

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Google celebrates Lunar New Year 2023 with Year of the Rabbit ... (Space.com)

A new lunar new year is hopping off to a great start and Google is marking the occasion with a series of Google doodles.

You can [watch the Venus and Saturn conjunction in a free webcast](https://www.space.com/venus-saturn-free-livestream-jan-22-2023) at 11 a.m. The Doodle artwork is crafted from paper to honor Chinese paper-cutting (Jianzhi), which is a long-time Lunar New Year tradition." [Venus and Saturn will shine extremely close together](https://www.space.com/venus-saturn-conjunction-tonight-jan-22-2023) after sunset in a planetary conjunction. The Doodle artwork is crafted from paper to honor the paper folding & cutting art traditionally practiced during Lunar New Year." "The traditions of the Lunar New Year festival date back thousands of years to a popular legend. [Lunar New Year 2023 began today](https://www.space.com/lunar-new-year-2023-year-of-the-rabbit) (Jan.

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Lunar New Year 2023: What Is the Year of the Rabbit? (CNET)

Asian communities around the world mark the new year with fireworks, parades and other festivities.

The Lantern Festival is held on the first full moon of the year to mark the end of the New Year season. Grace Meng, a Democrat from New York, sponsored a bill that would have made Lunar New Year the It's a possibility, though not a likely one for the moment. Americans are typically most familiar with Chinese New Year celebrations, with dragon parades, boat races and fireworks. [10 "heavenly stems,"](https://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/focus/stems.htm) each of which represents one of the five elements of Taoism: fire, earth, water, wood and metal. Since the beast, Nian (Chinese for "year"), was afraid of bright lights, loud noises and the color red, they were used to exile the beast. Many people wear red during Lunar New Year, and children often receive red envelopes stuffed with money. Rabbits are also associated with the moon, because of the mythical Jade Rabbit who lives there. Participants enjoy special foods like Thịt Kho trứng (braised pork with duck eggs) and decorate yellow apricot blossoms and other plants. So 2022 was technically the Year of the Water Tiger, and 2023 is the Year of the Water Rabbit. The year 2023 in the Gregorian calendar is designated the Year of the Rabbit. It's Lunar New Year, also known as the Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival, when Asian communities around the world will say farewell to the Year of the Tiger and usher in the Year of the Rabbit.

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Hello, Year of the Rabbit: Here's a look at famous rabbits in pop culture (ABS-CBN News)

A symbol of prosperity, abundance and fertility in Chinese, European and some American cultures, here's a look at some famous rabbits of pop culture.

Joyful, joking," said the controversial magazine publisher [who died in 2017](https://www.dw.com/en/playboy-magazine-founder-hugh-hefner-dies-aged-91/a-40716964) at the age of 91. [Playboy](https://www.dw.com/en/how-hugh-hefner-changed-the-magazine-world-with-playboy/a-19171328) empire in an interview in 1967, "because it's a fresh animal, shy, vivacious, jumping — sexy. The drum-playing, pink Duracell Bunny made its debut in 1973, but by 1988, its trademark had lapsed. One of the editions sold for $91.1 million (€84.2 million) in May 2019, making it the most expensive work sold by a living artist at auction. The company's website states it now produces 150 million Lindt Gold Bunnies annually in over 50 countries worldwide. The story goes that the daughter of one of the company's master chocolatiers had spotted a bunny in the long grass as their family was having Easter brunch. Is it a politician making a proclamation? 'Drink me!' The caterpillar is sitting on a psychedelic mushroom smoking opium!" Playboy Bunnies, the waitresses at Playboy Clubs, wear bunny ears, skimpy basques, black tights, bobtails, bow ties and cuff links. Is it a masturbator? The first day of the Chinese New Year falls on January 22 this year. Each animal year is further associated with one of five elements — wood, fire, earth, metal, or water.

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2023: the year of the rabbit (Royal Purple News)

Check out royalpurplenews.com and visit local distribution stands for newspapers. News sections include news, opinions, arts & rec, lifestyle, ...

If you were born in 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, or 2014, then your zodiac is Horse. If you were born in 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, or 2016, then your zodiac is Monkey. If you were born in 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, or 2021, then your zodiac is Ox. Their fault lies in their temper, which is short. If you were born in a year of the Rabbit, make sure to set goals for yourself because rabbits are known to be able to achieve them! 2022 was the year of the tiger, and now 2023 is the year of the rabbit.

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Here Are the Best Red Pockets for Year of the Rabbit Lunar New ... (HYPEBEAST)

Here Are the Best Red Pockets for Year of the Rabbit Lunar New Year 2023: Bring the luck with Kenzo, Audemars Piguet, Louis Vuitton, and more.

Take a look above to see how some of your favorite brands celebrated the Year of the Rabbit using its red pockets. Once again, AP takes things to a new level of creativity while incorporating aspects of the holidays with a leather version of Hoo Hey How complete with three wooden dice. In keeping with last year’s [Lunar New Year](https://hypebeast.com/tags/lunar-new-year) theme of maintaining the traditional colors of gold and red, after several years of [experimenting](https://hypebeast.com/2021/2/year-of-ox-chinese-new-year-2021-red-pockets-bape-rimowa-audemars-piguet-leica-hbx-valentino) with branding, brands like Audemars Piguet, Valentino, Hermes, Rimowa, Loro Piana, Ferragamo, Dior, Chopard, Zegna, Nike, Pramigiani Fleurier, Kenzo, Louis Vuitton, Nespresso, and K11 x Bunney are back again — this time with rabbit-coverd envelopes.

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Google Doodle welcomes the Year of the Rabbit 2023 - Manila ... (manilastandard.net)

The Lunar New Year is upon us. On this day, we bid farewell to the year of the brave tiger and welcome the year of the patient rabbit.

2023 is the Year of the Water Rabbit. Those born in the year of the Water Rabbit are said to be easy-going and agreeable. The Lunar New Year is upon us.

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Lunar New Year brings in the Year of the Rabbit, promising 'change ... (ABC News)

Sydney-based feng shui practitioner Meixi Yan says the Lunar New Year should usher in a time of "change and hope". "People should have an open mind to ...

The year has a birth date too [according to the solar calendar]." For example, the Spring Ox drawing for the 2023 Year of the Rabbit has the shepherd boy positioned behind the ox, indicating that the Lunar New Year is ahead of the Solar New Year. The Lunar New Year of the Rabbit begins 14 days ahead of the Solar New Year, which is also called the Start of Spring. Because the Year of the Rabbit is so long, it includes two Solar New Years — one on February 4, 2023 and the other on February 4, 2024. There are two different systems used to introduce the Year of the Rabbit — the lunar calendar which begins on January 22 and the solar calendar which begins on February 4. Lunar New Year brings in the Year of the Rabbit, promising 'change and hope' in 2023

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