Auspicious Lucky Dates to Start Work in 2010 after Chinese New Year

With the Year of the Tiger 2010 less than 2 weeks away, many of us are eagerly looking forward to the long weekend holidays when we can all dress up nicely, feast on good food and visit friends. But there are also those among us who are researching on getting ready for the Chinese New Year of the Tiger so as to start the new year on a good, and auspicious footing. For example, you should take note of the auspicious and lucky colours to wear to work for start of Chinese New Year.
More importantly, you may like to find out which are the lucky days to start work after the Chinese New Year holidays.
This list will provide a rough guide based on your Chinese Zodiac Horoscope 2010 Predictions and Forecasts.
Guide to Auspicious Lucky Days to Start Work or Go Back to Work after CNY on Year of Tiger 2010
| Chinese New Year | Day 4 | Day 6 | Day 9 | Day 12 | Day 13 | Day 15 |
| 2010 | 17/2
Wed |
19/2
Fri |
22/2
Mon |
25/2
Thu |
26/2
Fri |
28/2
Sun |
| Rat | X | |||||
| Ox | X | |||||
| Tiger | ||||||
| Rabbit | X | |||||
| Dragon | X | |||||
| Snake | ||||||
| Horse | X | |||||
| Goat | ||||||
| Monkey | ||||||
| Rooster | X | |||||
| Dog | ||||||
| Pig |
The auspicious dates are therefore 17 February, 19 February, 22 February, 25 February, 26 February, and 28 February 2010.
“X” denotes inauspicious start date for the Chinese Horoscope Zodiac Sign.
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