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龍-term Investments For The Dragon Year

Master Kenny Hoo, Founder and Chief Researcher, Good Feng Shui Geomantics

08-Feb-24 09:30

龍-term Investments For The Dragon Year

It is Chinese New Year time again. In this special episode, Master Kenny Hoo of Good Feng Shui Geomantics shares his insights from a feng shui perspective on what the Year of the Dragon may have in store for the different zodiac signs.

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Produced by: Keith Kam

Presented by: Keith Kam


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