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Learn Chinese Greetings Perfect for the Year of the Dragon

Use puns, poems, and memes to welcome in the Year of the Dragon

Of all the 12 Chinese zodiac animals, the dragon is probably the most popular. For millennia, dragons have been symbols of strength and good fortune in China—many people even hope to have children in a dragon year.

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