Every New Year comes with new news and excitement in our lives. Our stars change, and so does our fate. Chinese customs are unique regarding zodiac signs and timings. As per Chinese belief, they are real and should be followed religiously. This Chinese Brewing Year (ปีชง– which is the term in Thai), let us see what our zodiac signs tell us about our stars and culture. Following this traditional Chinese custom, you will also have peace of mind and a solution to your problems.
About The Chinese Brewing Year
Chinese brewing year is according to the lunar or Chinese lunar calendar. As the name suggests, the lunar calendar follows the phases or cycles of the moon. As per the Chinese calendar, their new year falls in late January or mid-February. The Chinese population welcomes their New Year with a spring festival with great enthusiasm. The celebration goes on for several days. Also, they celebrate lantern festivals during these days, where they spread burning lanterns in the air, and the sky is lit with lights.
Chinese Calendar And Zodiac Animals
As per Chinese traditions, there are twelve zodiac signs. The twelve zodiac signs are named and separated after the animal names. Some of the Chinese zodiac signs are dog, pig, monkey, tiger, dragon etc. Each year is dedicated to one animal. This Chinese brewing year is the Year of the Goat for people who were born in 1919 and people that are born at a distance of 12 years after 1919. However, it is believed that in the year 2024, you need to do only good things, and you will get results related to them in the future. For some zodiac signs, this year will be 100 per cent brew, whereas, for some zodiac signs, this year will be co-brew.
Superstitions And Chinese New Year
There are different superstitions and beliefs related to the Chinese brewing year. People follow them religiously so that misfortune does not come in their way of good life. They also believe in wearing symbolic colors on auspicious days to make their day or year successful. Also, they offer different offerings to their gods to correct their year and pray with full heart and dedication.
China has a large population spread. Therefore, their beliefs, superstitions and traditions may vary in some areas. But their beliefs are compulsorily associated with the lunar or Chinese calendar and the zodiac animals.
