Is it the Year of the Sheep, Goat or Ram?

By Katie Hunt, CNN

Updated 0122 GMT (0922 HKT) February 19, 2015

A visitor attaches a new year wish to a row of lanterns at the start of the Lantern Festival marking the end of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in Taipei, Taiwan, on Thursday, March 5.
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A visitor attaches a new year wish to a row of lanterns at the start of the Lantern Festival marking the end of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in Taipei, Taiwan, on Thursday, March 5.
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Visitors walk through a display of elaborate lanterns at the start of the Lantern Festival marking the end of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in Taipei on March 5.
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Visitors walk through a display of elaborate lanterns at the start of the Lantern Festival marking the end of Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in Taipei on March 5.
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Artists perform at an amusement park during Lunar New Year celebrations in Beijing on Thursday, February 19. The<a href="http://edition.cnn.com/2015/02/12/asia/year-of-the-goat-sheep-ram/index.html"> Year of the Sheep</a> began that Thursday.
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Artists perform at an amusement park during Lunar New Year celebrations in Beijing on Thursday, February 19. The Year of the Sheep began that Thursday.
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Worshipers burn incense while offering prayers at a temple in Beijing on February 19.
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Worshipers burn incense while offering prayers at a temple in Beijing on February 19.