Ashley Leong accompany by her best friend Carmen Leong looking at some of the horse soft toys, they will get some of it for upcoming Chinese New Year to display it at their house in Sg Long, is because this year is the year of the horse in Chinese Zodiac at Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday 02 January 2014. Brian Moh/The Star.
PETALING JAYA: The Year of the Horse will gallop in with a promise of more romance, marriages and babies, according to feng shui experts.
The Year of the Wood Horse, which actually starts on Feb 4, marks the arrival of shung chun or “double spring”, said feng shui master Louis Loh.
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