Chinese New Year, The Year of Snake Home Agriculture Art Business Medication Education Environment Food Info People Politics Travel Valentine Day is always in the same period as Chinese New year. To shop for gift, visit our online shopping for special Valentine gift. The Chinese New Year of Snake Passed the Year of Dragon and comes the Year of Snake on January 24, 2001. It is a Year for all Chinese and the world to celebrate for the better to come. Let us be released from all the pains and suffers and wish all of us to have a peaceful and harmony environment to live.
Life is too short to waste.
Comes the Year of Snake and passes the Year of Dragon. The image is one of a snake which builds up sufficient resources to last out the winter in comfort. On face value this may seem to imply that a successful year is ahead. This is not necessarily the case, but is dependent upon sufficient work being done to ensure that success. This is a year for preparation.