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Monday, February 16, 2026
May Your Heart’s Desires be Fulfilled. 🧧
Happy Lunar New Year!
🪭 祝您马年快乐! 🪭
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Fortune Smiles 财富
'As the horse runs swiftly, may this year bring progress and momentum in all you do/'
I've always enjoyed visually celebrating holidays on FH, and have loved celebrating Lunar New Year the last five years. Lunar New Year is a festival that marks the start of the new year on the lunisolar calendar. It's celebrated in many Asian countries, including China, Vietnam, and Korea.
The holiday is also known as the Spring Festival in China, Tet in Vietnam, and Seollal in Korea. Like most holidays, Lunar New Year involves celebrating with family, elaborate meals, parties, dancing and fire works. It also involves gifts, primarily the red envelopes. The envelopes are gifts which symbolize both good fortune and prosperity.
I've been fortunate to have continued to have artistic and photographic prosperity when it comes to creating the site. So many artists, models and creators have helped celebrate the male form on holidays, and all the days in-between. Special thanks as always to TR Pics, who once again created some incredible, and original visuals, including this series with Danny Rice to help celebrate the day. Danny dons his best festive attire, meaning, pretty much nothing, to celebrate the day. Giddyup!🐎
Year of the Horse 🐴
2026 is the year of the Horse 🐎 is this year’s zodiac, and the 7th animal in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac signs, coming after the Snake and before the Goat. The last year of the Horse was 2014, with the next Horse year in 2038 (Year of the Earth Horse).
As kids, most of us at one time or another were taken to a Chinese restaurant. If you hit the right one, it could be a magical experience. Many were decorated in vibrant colors, lanterns hanging from the ceiling, huge memorizing fish tanks. Best of all, there were those place mats.
For many of us, this was our introduction to Lunar New Year and the 12 signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Before even ordering your food, you scanned that place mat, looking for the year of your birth, hoping you were maybe a horse, a tiger, or a dragon. Most were not, which led to snickers from your brothers or friends about being a snake or a cock.
Personality Traits of Horse Signs
Horses are leaders who rarely accept defeat, so they can motivate themselves to put up an active fight in everything they do. This can come off as tenacity, endurance, stubbornness, or even foolhardiness in certain situations. Once Horse matures and learns to harness this energy, they’ll be unstoppable since they’re agile and shrewd thinkers who innately understand human nature. They’re also principled, so their efforts will be put toward a good cause.
Socially, Horse has an outgoing and agreeable personality. They speak as quickly as they think and act, and they aren’t shy about showing off their talents and capabilities because to be falsely self-effacing wouldn’t be authentic.
Horse Strengths
Horse people possess many talents and strengths. They’re enthusiastic and candid, appearing as a hero to many when they decide to take up a good cause and do battle on behalf of the underprivileged with passion. They are widely liked for their natural sociability and openness, as well as their courage and passion, which, when coupled with their eloquence and moral uprightness, makes Horses exceptional leaders and social advocates at work and popular in love.
Horse Weaknesses
Horses have a tendency to give up halfway through when their quick passion runs out of steam. It’s not that they fear failure, but they can get bored easily, which applies to work and love. They can also be vain and self-glorifying, prone to seeking attention and applause. Because of this, they’ll often ignore others’ contributions to their team or family, brewing resentment in those closest to their capricious heart.
Lucky (and Unlucky) Things for Horses
Horse’s luck is associated with 2 and 7, southeast, and the colors of red, pink, and purple. They should avoid black and blue colors, 1 and 6, north and northwest, and keeping any pet rodents.
Love and Compatibility for Horses ❤️
Horses are energetic, lively, and generous, so they will be popular with all people. When it comes to love compatibility, their hot temper and stubborn nature mean they tend to gravitate towards romantic partners who are more easygoing and gentle.
They prefer to take the assertive role and enjoy the pursuit and eventual conquest of the object of their affection. Horses need freedom, so if their partner is needy or clingy, Horses may feel stifled.
Best Match: Horse and Tiger, horse and Dog and Horse and Goat Tigers may represent characteristics that Horses dislike about themselves. Dog is practically Horse’s dream come true when it comes to romance since this spirited and high-strung zodiac has always dreamed of a mellower partner who can give them a respite from their own passionate nature Who else can better soothe the passionate Horse when they’re riled up than the gentle and mild Goat? A
Careers Fit for the Chinese Zodiac Horse
Horses are creative and enthusiastic individuals with seemingly inexhaustible natural abilities that make them highly sought-after. Best careers for Horses include: Architect, Business Executive, Entertainer
Entrepreneur or Travel Vlogger Worst careers for Horses include: Investor, Data Analyst, Executive Assistant, Research Scientist and Government
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Health and Lifestyle Advice for Horses
Horse is often powerfully built and full of life, which makes them appear invincible, but that’s not usually the case. Instead, their constant activity means Horses are often strained, body and mind, and illness and injury prone.
Their nervous digestive, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems are especially prone to attacks, so Horses are advised to take it easy when they can and keep an eye on their physical, emotional, and mental health.
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Yi Chow for the Gold!
If you've been watching the Winter Olympics, you know that China is struggling to take home a gold. Now.. if male stripping were an event they'd have that gold thanks to the talented Yi Chow!
I'm not sure where this strip-off took place, but I'm guessing from the accents, and the competitors locations, it was somewhere in Europe, most likely The UK. The event comes down to a final 2, Alex and Yi Chow. They have 30 seconds to impress the audience to take the win.
They can't seem to keep their hands off each other, which royally pisses of the host. I'm guessing their club licence allows nudity, but not sexual contact. Curious of Alex and Yi Chow got together after...
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