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People born in the year of the pig are generous, compassionate, and diligent. They are very calm when facing trouble and rarely do not complete a task once they’ve started. Pigs are always willing to help others however, they are easily fooled as they never suspect trickery.
PIG YEARS*:
1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, 2031
LUCKY NUMBERS:
2, 5, 8
LUCKY COLORS:
Yellow, Grey, Brown
LUCKY FLOWERS:
Hydrangea, Daisy
MOST COMPATIBLE WITH:
Goat, Tiger, Rabbit
LEAST COMPATIBLE WITH:
Monkey, Snake
FAMOUS PIGS:
Henry Ford, Ronald Reagan, Hillary Clinton
PIG SHOULD AVOID:
Blue, Green, 1, 7 & 9, and the years of their birth sign!
YOUR PERFECT DISH:
Fried Rice
PIG
1923 1935 1947
DOG
1922 1934 1946
RAT
1924 1936 1948
OX
1925 1937 1949
TIGER
1926 1938 1950
RABBIT
1927 1939 1951
DRAGON
1928 1940 1952
SNAKE
1929 1941 1953
HORSE
1930 1942 1954
GOAT
1931 1943 1955
MONKEY
1932 1944 1956
ROOSTER
1933 1945 1957
Raise a glass for Chinese New Year with one of our three pig-inspired cocktails, available for a limited time.
Complete your next meal with a classic pork dish to honor the Year of the Pig.
CECELIA'S PORK DUMPLINGS
Shaped like gold coins from
ancient China to symbolize
wealth and prosperity.
PORK LO MEIN
Noodles for longevity and
mushrooms for prosperity.
PORK FRIED RICE
Rice for fertility, luck, and wealth.
In Cantonese, the word for “lettuce” sounds like “rising fortune.” So, the more you eat, the more fortune you will have.
Longer, uncut noodles symbolize longevity. Tradition has it that eating a bowl of noodles could increase your lifespan.
In Chinese culture, Kung Pao means "hot firecrackers", which are lit during the New Year to scare away evil spirits. Our fiery woks help bring this made-from-scratch dish to life and will certainly cast away all evil.
Chinese tradition believes that vegetables purify and cleanse the body and soul. Pick up your chopsticks and grab a bunch of our nutrient-rich green onions in this classic handcrafted dish.
Serving fish is symbolic of prosperity, so having this purposeful recipe at the dinner table is regarded as a promising way to start the New Year.
In Chinese culture, Kung Pao means "hot firecrackers", which are lit during the New Year to scare away evil spirits. Our fiery woks help bring this made-from-scratch dish to life and will certainly cast away all evil.
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