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| Cute pink fluffy rabbit at Pacific Place in Admiralty |
The Year of the Tiger is just about over and most people would agree to be happy to see it leave and usher in the Year of the Rabbit.
While the Rabbit is known for its politeness, and patience, it is also shrewd.
However, many Hong Kong fortune tellers don't believe the Year of the Rabbit -- a water one -- it won't be hopping into too bright of a future.
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| Lee and his wife sending good wishes for CNY |
Things may be tough for Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu as he is born in the Year of the Rooster, which clashes with the rabbit.
"His policies may face resistance or not turn out as planned," said Yunwenzi, or Master Cloud, a specialist in Qimen Dunjia, the ancient Chinese art of divination. She predicted the protests in 2019.
She advised Lee to be patient, saying: "Although society is turning more peaceful and harmonious, allowing him to push reforms more easily, it will take time to see results."
Geomancer Tong Pik-ha suggested Lee could improve his luck by going to more celebratory events. "He should travel more, perhaps go overseas to tell more good stories about Hong Kong," she said.
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| Chan in Davos promoting Hong Kong |
Meanwhile well-known soothsayer Raymond Lo Hang-lap isn't optimistic about the year ahead.
"There is a total absence of the fire element in the Rabbit year," he said. "Fire is a symbol of happiness and positive energy. When fire is absent, there will be less drive for investment activities. There may also be setbacks in the stock market."
Sounds like a repeat of this past year...
On that note, we certainly hope things will be better in the Year of the Rabbit!
祝你i新年快乐！身体健康！心想事成！万事如意！
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