Jan 28, 2011

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Chinese New Year 2011 "The Year of Rabbit"

  • Jan 28, 2011
  • Do you have plan on Chinese New Year in 2011, my Chinese New Year in 2011 is to have deep understanding in Chinese Culture and travel with ma special to country side in Cambodia, and take it into daily life to culture my lifestyle and body! This New Year calendar is the year of RABBIT. Rabbit Year 2011 is considered with regard to the characteristics of those born during Rabbit Years. Influences of the 5 Elements upon these individuals are outlined and some general recommendations made before well-known links between longevity, Rabbits and this fourth Sign of the Chinese Zodiac are discussed.

    Rabbit! Rabbit!!! In 2011 this year, the Chinese believe one should spend time quietly meditating over the last 12 years and planning for the next 12–the exact opposite of the Western notion of wild birthdate celebrations– instead a very quiet year spent focusing on self-review is indicated. You should avoid/put-off digging trenches, building foundations or laying drains i.e. major undertakings such as moving house (which would distract from this). I’m an Ox did this in Ox Year 2009, finding it a most useful experience.

    Combining the 12 Animal and 5 Elemental Cycles gives 60 as a figure to consider and Rabbits reaching this key age in 2011 may be particularly well-advised to undergo this rewarding exercise. Year Animal/ Element birth combinations repeat after 60 years (hence the importance of self-review at this time) and if we add in the Yin/Yang dimensions of these calculations we get 120 asa figure to contemplate. The Chinese believe living in harmony with nature and the universe enables such lifespans and the 12 Animals and 5 Elements plus their Yin/Yang attributions represent these forces.

    Rabbits gazing at the next full Moon should (like the Chinese) see themselves, (a Rabbit), there, standing under a tree, paw holding the elixir of life. From their reproduction rate, there’s never going to be a world rabbit shortage! Thus the rabbit is a Chinese longevity symbol– its lunar location emphasises this via links to the reproductive cycle. The 5 Elements, the 12 Animals.their Yin/Yang associations and longevity are all good subjects to meditate on during Rabbit Year 2011.
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    Sep 10, 2010

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    Sport!!

  • Sep 10, 2010
  • “Money is not everything, we can buy medicine, but we cannot buy health”


    Exercise is an important activity, not only for strengthen your health and bodies, it also important for mental well-being too. Generally, there are many kind of exercise, which included volleyball, football, tennis, table tennis, dancing and swimming...etc. All of those exercises can help you sweat out the toxins built up over the week as you played with your partner or friends, as well as you just spend a little bit of money (1,000 riel or 2,000 riel) and need not worry about the place where you can play or enjoy, you just go to Olympic stadium every evening around 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm then you can enjoy with many people, even young people or old.
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    "Going Fishing"

  • Are you getting bored with your life in the office, school, friends and other things?  If so, then there is nothing better than a fishing trip on the banks of the sea or river outside of the town and breathes the fresh air, as well as you can make friends with new people who are interested in fishing as you and sitting with them and a few fishing poles in the evening after work really help to get closer with those we know. Besides going to the usual fishing spots on the riverside or seaside, you can also travel to other resorts outside of the town that also offer fishing opportunities. For USD 2.00 an hour, you have a chance to catch a lot of fish with a heavy weigh, as well as enjoy a picnic of food and drink brought from home. As you sit on the quiet water waiting for the fish to bite, you will feel the stress slide away and your friends or family will applaud you if you manage to land a fish.
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