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      Year of the Wood Snake 2025
      We are happy when you celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 together with us!
      Date: Wednesday, Jan. 29
      Time: 9:00 PM
      Location: 1/21-22 Viang Bua Road, Chang Phueak
      Admission: Free Entry
      We have rehearsed various new shows for our visitors from all over the world and will surprise them with them.
      Chinese Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, is one of the most significant cultural celebrations observed by millions worldwide.
      In 2025, Chinese New Year begins on Wednesday, Jan. 29, with the Year of the Wood Snake lasting until Feb. 16, 2026. The celebration ends on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025, as February’s full moon, the “Snow Moon,” rises.
      2025 is the Year of the Wood Snake, the sixth animal on the 12-year cycle. The snake is meant to symbolize wisdom, growth and renewal. The snake can shed its skin, which shows transformation. This is said to make people with the Snake zodiac sign visionaries and good leaders.
      We wish everyone all over the world a contemplative and, above all, Happy Chinese New Year 2025.
      Chinese New Year 2025 at Adams Apple Club Dress Rehearsal.mp4




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    • Even the traditional offing bars are feeling the competition from the massage parlors as price sensitive customers patronise those places instead. 
    • Agree that the bar "makes most of its revenue from bottles by big spending customers" but floor boys can only make serious money by being offed. Jupiter is decidedly more popular because it provides a specific type of guy that attracts a wider audience, especially Asian women in addition to big spenders. Jupiter is also located on an alley popular with locals and tourists alike.
    • Last night was the first time I had been in Moonlight for three years.  For the last few years, one cute motor bike taxi boy has occupied my time in Thailand, so for the past three years of visits to the kingdom, I didn't go to go-go bars.
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