What is the year of the tiger in Chinese astrology?
The Year of the Tiger is the third of 12 astrology signs in the Chinese Zodiac. The Lunar New Year marks the transition from one sign into another, which is Ox into Tiger. The Year of the Tiger occurs every 12 years, so if you’re born in 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998 or 2010, you’re ruled by the powerful tiger. In Chinese astrology, each sign is also ruled by an earthly and heavenly branch. This Lunar New Year, the 2022 Year of the Tiger, will be a ‘water tiger’ governed by the element of wood.
What does the year of the tiger represent in the Chinese zodiac?
Much like their namesakes, Tigers are independent, fearless, loyal, and have high self-esteem. Tigers are strong in the face of adversity and never back down from a challenge; they’re persistent and determined. Their free nature and strong sense of justice are their biggest strengths and weaknesses, which can lead to them being rebellious and sometimes too self-confident. Because this year is a water tiger, you can expect good fortune in relationships and family life. Tigers can expect to succeed in their career with hard work and determination.
What will bring us luck during the year of the tiger?
The colours green and blue will bring good luck and fortune for Tigers in 2022. Lucky numbers are 1, 3 and 7. Be sure to stay clear of the colour white and numbers 4 and 9 throughout the year.
On Tuesday, 1 February at 11.15am, the promenade with be adorned with festive Lion Dance performances to mark the start of Lunar New Year. The event is free to all to enjoy.
The foyer will be transformed for the duration of the festivities with hanging lanterns, a LNY display on the concierge desk and fortune cookies. There will also be a digital giveaway across the all-new 300 Adelaide APP with many prizes up for grabs, including a decadent dining voucher for Donna Chang’s restaurant to the value of $250.
Wishing you prosperity and happiness for the coming new year!
In a thrilling display of community support and automotive enthusiasm, the Ribs & Red Luncheon recently took centre stage on the rooftop of Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct.
Everything you need to know about celebrating Lunar New Year 2023, the year of the Rabbit.
