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A continuation of the year of series for Captain Sandra Maldonado.

Xu (Dog) Loyal, honest, responsible, courageous, warm-hearted Feb 18, 1958 – Feb 8, 1959 Feb 6, 1970 – Jan 26, 1971 Jan 25, 1982 - Feb 12, 1983 Feb 10, 1994 – Jan 30, 1995 Jan 29, 2006 – Feb 17, 2007 Feb 16, 2018 – Feb 4, 2019 Feb 3, 2030 – Jan 22, 2031 Silkscreen design for the Year of the Dog by Daniel Liam Gill http://daniel-gill.com

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Wood Dragon with a Chinese style dragon on wood and a red background framed in a black circle. Inside the circle is the text Wood Dragon. Below reads Year of the Dragon 1964. Especially for you born in the year of the wood dragon 1964 and 2024, your Chinese zodiac sign.

Rabbits tend to be gentle, quiet, elegant, and alert as well as quick, skillful, kind, patient, and very responsible. However, they might be superficial, stubborn, melancholy, and overly-discreet. Years of the Rabbit: 2023, 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, 1927. A perfect and unique birthday gift.

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Celebrate the 'Year of the Dragon' with this vibrant depiction uniting the Chinese zodiac dragon and the love of reading. Perfect for dragon lovers and bibliophiles, it captures the spirit of the Lunar New Year with a Chinese dragon nestled in books, symbolizing wisdom and prosperity for bookworms and book lovers alike.

A simple line drawing of a gold ox with the tagline Year of the Ox. Born in 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009? This is your animal, this is your year.

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A simple line drawing of a rat wearing a crown, with the tagline Year of the Rat. Celebrate the Year of the Rat 2020 all year long.

Happy Chinese New Year 2023 tee featured cute rabbit in chinese traditional costume handing red red envelopes tee make a Perfect Gifts for chinese friend or chinese family who loves Rabbit Image of for Good Luck, Believe in Horoscope, Zodiac, Asian Culture

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the new year of the dragon arrives, We bid farewell to old times, Renewed with hope and fire within, Let the celebrations begin!

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This is a great way to celebrate the Chinese New Year. A great gift for family or friends so don’t miss out!

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A vintage style design with a stylized Japanese dragon leaping with words that say "Year of the leaping dragon". Celebrate 2024 being a leap year "and" the year of the dragon with this funny tee!

Once a Rat, always a Rat.

Chinese New Year – Year of the Ox

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Green Dragon symbol 2024 year. The Dragon symbolizes power, nobleness, honor, luck, and success in traditional Chinese culture. The Dragon is a supernatural being with no parallel for talent and excellence.

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Chinese Dragon: Year of the Dragon, Chinese New Year, -- A colorful illustration in comic book style of a Chinese Dragon for Chinese New Year, with the words "Year of the Dragon" above on a Dark Background

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The years of the Rabbit are 2023, 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963, 1951, 1939, 1927. The Rabbits personality in Chinese culture is said to be elegant and quiet, and, much like real rabbits, they are also cited as being skilful and quick.