Will 2021 be an Ox-picious year?


Lee describes the Ox in 2021 as an animal that is symbolic of a silent hard worker who strives for self-improvement and endeavours to get out of 2020’s predicament. Photos: 123rf.com

The year of the Xin Chou Metal Ox (or more auspiciously referred to as Golden Ox) made its entrance in 2021 at 10.59pm on Feb 3,2021 – a time specifically known as Li Chun, which signifies the beginning of spring.

According to feng shui master Lee Cheng Hoe, the Chinese almanac Tong Sheng indicates that the year 2021 generally offers brighter prospects.

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