Six-year-old Janis Law Cheuk-ying tries to touch the nose of a Year of the Horse sculpture in Maritime Square, Tsing Yi. Photo: Dickson Lee
Six-year-old Janis Law Cheuk-ying tries to touch the nose of a Year of the Horse sculpture in Maritime Square, Tsing Yi. Photo: Dickson Lee
Offerings are displayed on an altar inside the Pat Heung Temple, in the New Territories. Photo: EPA
Offerings are displayed on an altar inside the Pat Heung Temple, in the New Territories. Photo: EPA
A paper figure of a horse displayed in Jiangsu. Photo: Xinhua
A paper figure of a horse displayed in Jiangsu. Photo: Xinhua
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update | Saddle up for a bumpy Year of the Horse, warn Hong Kong geomancers

Diplomacy will be rocky; China will be particularly prone to disasters; while Obama, Bieber and even Leung Chun-ying will have a tough road ahead, say fung shui masters

Vivienne Chow
Vivienne Chow

Updated: 6:21pm, 31 Jan, 2014

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Six-year-old Janis Law Cheuk-ying tries to touch the nose of a Year of the Horse sculpture in Maritime Square, Tsing Yi. Photo: Dickson Lee
Six-year-old Janis Law Cheuk-ying tries to touch the nose of a Year of the Horse sculpture in Maritime Square, Tsing Yi. Photo: Dickson Lee
Offerings are displayed on an altar inside the Pat Heung Temple, in the New Territories. Photo: EPA
Offerings are displayed on an altar inside the Pat Heung Temple, in the New Territories. Photo: EPA
A paper figure of a horse displayed in Jiangsu. Photo: Xinhua
A paper figure of a horse displayed in Jiangsu. Photo: Xinhua
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