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Year of the Rat Celebration
HORSE (1942, 54, 66, 78, 90)
A love for open spaces and needs plenty of room to roam. China's a big place. Go to a travel agent now.
GOAT (1943, 55, 67, 79, 91)
Very creative and a knack of empathizing with others, however tends to follow the pack. Stop trying to please everybody all the time.
MONKEY (1944, 56, 68, 80, 92)
High-risk, carefree attitude to life has caused you a few scratches but nothing too bad. That high energy of yours can really take you places.
ROOSTER (1945, 57, 69, 81, 93)
Quick-thinking, well-groomed and practical. Straightforward person, so let people know about your new insights.
DOG (1946, 58, 70, 82, 94)
High-moral standards and forever the loyal buddy. You have a lot of good friends. The Olympic year is a time to make a lot more.
PIG (1947, 59, 71, 83, 95)
Your year is nearly over so enjoy the last few weeks. Pigs feel their best when everyone else is happy around them so why not throw a party before Chinese New Year just for the sake of it. Who ever needed a reason to throw a party
Pet Rats Popular in the Year of Rat
A girl holds her pet rat in the northeastern city of Tianjin on Friday.
Rats and mice in the wild can be one of the worst pests for mankind, but pet rats and mice are not the same as their wild counterparts.
With minimal space and care requirements, rats and mice are ideal pets for some people, especially in the Year of Rat.
The website tianjindaily.com.cn reports that as the Spring Festival approaches, many people are rushing to pet shops to purchase pet rats for good luck.
A typical pet mouse can cost up to 35 yuan, nearly 5 US dollars. But with a terrarium, food and accessories, you will have to spend at least 200 yuan, or about 28 US dollars. Some rare species may cost several thousand yuan.
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