Capital: Chinese Zodiac Signs! A different zodiac system, in which the signs are represented by animal symbols and the system is lunar, i.e. influenced by the phases of the moon.
In the Chinese zodiac system or “Sheng Xiao”, the signs are depicted in animal forms and are determined by the date of birth of each person.
What are the 12 Chinese Zodiac Signs?
- Rat
- Buffalo
- Tiger
- Hare
- Dragon
- Snake
- Horse
- Goat
- Monkey
- Rooster
- Dog
- Pig
See the figure below to find out which is your Chinese Zodiac sign!
Features of your Zodiac
Rat / Rat
People born in the year of the rat like to live an organized and orderly life. If you receive a valuable gift from a rat, it means that they hold you in very high esteem, as they don’t usually like to open their wallet for others. Rats do not seek praise and recognition. They are very sensitive and know when there is a problem and how to deal with it. When they take risks, most of the time they get what they want.
Symbols
Rats steal food, which can be interpreted as their desire for their household to always be rich in goods. Because of their rapid breeding rate, many pray to rats for children.
It fits with: Buffalo, Monkey, Dragon
It does not match: Horse
Buffalo / Ox
People born in the year of the ox are hard workers and have a strong sense of responsibility. Even if they face difficulties during work, they will stick to their goal. They are not very romantic, but they are patient and will not go ahead with a relationship with someone they don’t like. They are usually quiet and introverted, so much so that it is difficult for someone to understand their feelings. When they lose their temper, they can have very strong reactions, but always in the end they listen to the voice of reason within them.
Symbols
The buffalo symbol symbolizes the beginning of a year of hard work, but good harvest and achievement of goals.
It fits with: Snake, Rooster
It does not match: Goat
Tiger / Tiger
People born in the year of the tiger are independent and have high self-esteem. They enjoy being leaders and protectors of other people. They love justice and never back down to a simple argument. Negligence is their greatest weakness, often causing frustration, but in reality they always find a way to succeed and fight back.
Symbols
Tigers are the kings of all beasts. People believe they are the guardians of children. In the past, babies were washed in boiling water with tiger bones to prevent disease, and children wear hats and shoes with the tiger symbol to protect them.
It fits with: Horse, Dog, Horse, Dog
It doesn’t match: Monkey
Rabbit / Rabbit
People born in the year of the rabbit are quiet and gentle. They are patient, intelligent and elegant. Their sense of responsibility and attention to detail bring a lot of success in their professional career. They take love very seriously and are choosy with their partners. If they find the person they will spend their life with, they will love them to the end of the world and back.
Symbols
The rabbit represents the moon. Instead of a man on the moon, the ancient Chinese believed there was a rabbit on the moon.
It fits with: Dog, Pig, Goat
It doesn’t match: Rooster
Dragon / Dragon
People born in the year of the Dragon are adventurous and romantic. Their personality is mysterious, and they are indifferent to things that the average person worries about. If they decide to do something, they are ambitious and strong.
Symbols
Dragons are the most revered creature in Chinese culture and are used to represent rights. Emperors were often seen as the reincarnation of the dragon. Combined with the phoenix, they symbolize a happy marriage and harmony between the Yin and Yang.
It fits with: Rooster, Monkey, Rat
It doesn’t match: Dog
Snake / Snake
People born in the year of the snake are idealistic. Outwardly, they may seem cold, but, deep down, they are warm and enthusiastic people. They have a very strong desire for exclusive ownership, and it bothers them if they cannot fully understand someone. The snake’s worst enemy is sloth and laziness, because it is focused and determined to achieve its every goal.
Symbols
Snakes are usually symbols of magic. However, Nǚ Wā, the creator of the world in Chinese mythology, had the head of a man and a snake body.
It fits with: Monkey, Rat, Buffalo
It doesn’t match: Pig
Horse / Horse
People born in the year of the horse do not give up arms easily. They are always positive and full of energy, pushing other people forward. Their greatest desire is to have the freedom to do what they like and to be able to express themselves. However, they have one small flaw: they cannot easily keep a secret. Finally, they quickly lose interest if something doesn’t excite them.
Symbols
Horses are vital in transportation and warfare, and represent speed and freedom. Many northern nationalities, such as the Mongols, worship and honour the horse.
It fits with: Goat, Tiger, Dog
It doesn’t match: Rat
Goat / Sheep
People born in the Year of the Goat have a pure and gentle heart. They would rather suffer in silence than argue and ruin someone else’s mood. However, even in silence, they still maintain their opinion. They will do everything they can to fulfill their wishes, they are able to patiently and kindly persuade others of something that is in their best interest.
Symbols
In Chinese mythology, the goat was the assistant of the god of justice. Today it symbolizes piety.
It fits with: Horse, Pig, Rabbit, Rabbit
It does not match: Buffalo
Monkey / Monkey
People born in the Year of the Monkey put their whole heart into everything they do, as long as it is something they are truly interested in. They live a life full of energy and curiosity to know the world. They value and respect relationships.
Symbols
The ape is combined as the ancestor of humans. Also, monkeys like to eat peaches, which are fruits that symbolize longevity and, over time, monkeys have been associated with longevity.
They match: Snake, Rat, Dragon
They don’t match: Tiger
Rooster / Rooster
People born in the year of the rooster can sense what another person is thinking or feeling. They have quick reactions and a high emotional intelligence. They can be great friends, although some are cunning. Roosters are creative and talented in the arts, although few make a career in this field. They plan everything carefully and look ahead.
Symbols
According to legends, roosters are able to protect against evil spirits.
It fits with: Dragon, Snake, Buffalo
It doesn’t match: Rabbit
Dog / Dog
People born in the year of the dog are conservative and fair-minded. Because of their loyalty and loyalty, dogs are valued in the workplace, since they rarely break the rules and cross the boundaries. This is only in case they have to do so for someone who holds an important position in their lives. They wish to live a quiet life with their family.
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Symbols
In the Qin and Han dynasty, the dog was worshipped by the people. In Guangdong province, it is still popular to name dogs Wàng Cái, which means prosperity and wealth.
It fits with: Rabbit, Tiger, Horse
It doesn’t match: Dragon
Pig / Pig
People born in the year of the pig think rationally and are able to cope with any problem. Communication and extroversion are not their strongest trait, but they are very capable of taking care of a family. Pigs lose their temper easily.
Symbols
Pigs are the symbol of wealth. Their fat faces and big ears are signs of luck.
It fits with: Tiger, Rabbit, Goat
It doesn’t match: Snake
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