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Lunar New Year 2023: What does the Year of the Rabbit mean?
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18 January 2023
Lunar New Year 2023: What does the Year of the Rabbit mean?
Associate Professor Xiaohuan Zhao, from Chinese Studies in the School of Languages and Culture, shares what it means to be born in a Year of the Rabbit.
