Mark your calendars—Chinese New Year 2025 kicks off on Wednesday, Jan. 29! While we bid farewell to the Year of the Wood Dragon, the legendary Chinese dragon remains a powerful symbol, deeply rooted ...

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This is the year of the dragon, Loong, the fifth of twelve animals in the cycle of the Chinese zodiac. Dragons must be revered and feared, but their fierce energy should be nurtured, not negated.