Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Chinese Zodiac: Who Are You? I'm a Rabbit


I knew nothing about the Chinese zodiac, so I researched it to find out I’m a Rabbit. Here’s what else I found. The Chinese zodiac is based on a twelve-year cycle, and each year in that cycle is related to an animal sign. Since the cycles don’t start on January 1, find your animal here:


Rat: smart, funny, creative, charming, sociable, works well with the public.
Tiger: daring, powerful, independent, active, swift, courageous.
Dragon: e
nthusiastic, intelligent, lively, energetic, innovative, proud, assertive, strong.
Rabbit: friendly, sensitive, artistic, compassionate, peaceful, gentle, emotional.
Snake: creative, determined, perceptive, polite, sheds their skin for something new.
Ox: steady, loyal, persistent,
confident, honest, patient, conservative, strong.
Horse: bright, open, cheerful, charming, diligent, friendly, likes being around people.
Monkey: clever, entertaining, leaders, adaptable, doesn’t like being told what to do.
Rooster: dignity, pride, likes to be noticed, good communicator, not fond of repetition.
Dog: loyal, honest, trustworthy, enthusiastic, energetic, innovative, bark worse than bite.
Pig: kind, honest, peaceful, hates arguments, love their home, generous, funny, sense of humor.
Goat (also called the Sheep): kind, doesn’t like being rushed, a bit shy, easily hurt, calm, creative.

In ancient China, the zodiac was used for matchmaking. There are many sites online to check that out, if you have an interest.