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Explainer | Year of the Tiger 2022: is your luck in or out? Zodiac sign predictions for love, health, career and wealth from two feng shui experts

  • People born under three of the 12 zodiac signs on the Chinese calendar will prosper and thrive most in the coming Year of the Tiger, feng shui experts say
  • Those born under three other zodiac signs on the calendar can expect a difficult and challenging year ahead, the geomancers predict

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Feng shui experts reveal which zodiac signs will bring the most and the least luck in the fast approaching Year of the Tiger. Illustration: Adolfo Arranz

Looking back over the past couple of years on the lunar calendar, the Year of the Ox saw many of the same struggles that plagued the Year of the Rat. The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect our lives, and economic conditions remain uncertain.

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Still, the upcoming Year of the Tiger is said to be one of many changes, and with those changes come opportunities. Each sign will get a chance to improve their fortunes in love, business, career and other personal areas of growth.

We consulted John Choi Wai-hung, who studied geomancy and metaphysics for 12 years, and fortune-teller Tasha Tse Lau-yu about the coming year.

Fortune teller Tasha Tse (left) in Whampoa and geomancy and metaphysics consultant John Choi (right) at his office in Causeway Bay. Photo: Xiaomei Chen/Jonathan Wong
Fortune teller Tasha Tse (left) in Whampoa and geomancy and metaphysics consultant John Choi (right) at his office in Causeway Bay. Photo: Xiaomei Chen/Jonathan Wong

Tiger

Choi: The tiger could face a tough time, as it’s one of the four (fan Tai Shui) signs this year that will be at odds with Tai Sui, the guardian deity of the year. Still, there will be opportunities – students will experience improved learning and analytical skills, while workers have a higher chance at getting a promotion. Just be extra careful when signing documents or contracts, and get regular health check ups to avoid adverse events.

Tse: Sadly, this year tigers won’t have good luck in relationships. It won’t be easy for single tigers to find a suitable mate. They need to be patient. But they will have a chance to resolve conflicts and misunderstandings with family members. They will also have many opportunities to meet friends from overseas who can bring them new ideas and a new understanding of life.

The Year of the Tiger is good for those born under the rabbit sign. Illustration: Adolfo Arranz
The Year of the Tiger is good for those born under the rabbit sign. Illustration: Adolfo Arranz

Rabbit

Choi: Rabbits can look forward to a pretty lucky year ahead. Several lucky stars mean there will be opportunities in business – you may receive support from your boss, earn a bit more in international trade, or be struck by inspiration that will help elevate your performance. Take advantage of the opportunities this year, as next year – the Year of the Rabbit – you will be fan Tai Shui and your luck will take a hit.

Tse: It’s a good year for rabbits. They are likely to find their lovers this year. Parties and date apps could bring them more opportunities in romance. But rabbits who already have lovers need to be careful about this “good luck” that could become a burden.

This year, rabbits will get both money and emotional support from elder relatives. With their help, they may have a chance to start their own business or achieve their dreams. However, they need to be careful making friends because some of these new alliances could lead to financial losses.

Those born in the Year of the Dragon can expect a tough year ahead. Illustration: Adolfo Arranz
Those born in the Year of the Dragon can expect a tough year ahead. Illustration: Adolfo Arranz

Dragon

Choi: Those born in the Year of the Dragon can expect a tough 12 months. With no auspicious stars to help them out, dragons should act conservatively in their career, business and health until the new year. Buying insurance is recommended, and dragons should be attentive to social relationships, their health and that of their loved ones.

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