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Rat B Ox B C Tiger E F C Rabbit C C E B Dragon A C C C B Snake C A F C B B Horse H D A F C F B Goat E H E A C E B B Monkey A E H D A F E E F Rooster D A D H B A D E E F Dog C F A B H C A F C E C Pig C D B A C H C A C E C F Rat Ox Tiger Rabbit Dragon Snake Horse Goat Monkey Rooster Dog Pig COMPATIBILITY RATINGS A  - High Compatible B -  Very Good Match, much in common C -  Above Average, no real obstacles D -  Fair, but some communication problems E -  Only average, not much in common F -  Danger! Personality Clashes H -  Opposites, generally not compatible

Those born under the year of the Pig need not be ashamed of their sign. Like the other Chinese astrological animals, the Pig has his own share of reputable traits. Among these, he is known to be friendly, brave and honest. The Pig is also believed to be obliging, almost to the point of appearing non-competitive.  While the Pig can be short-tempered  (snort), they are generally peace-loving. They hate arguments, and thus, seldom start one. Pigs are also welfare-minded, and are frequently involved in charity projects.     They think nothing of giving all their time and talent, although they may hesitate a bit when it comes to sharing an infinitesimal portion of their treasure. The Male Pig      Mister Pig is particularly shrewd and materialistic. The peso, dollar, pound, lira and yen signs are among the images reflected in his eyes. Because of his skill in handling finances, he is likely to do well in business, as well as in marketing (for...

     Vocal persons, Dogs are courageous and forthright, never hesitating to let people know exactly where they stand.  It is ordinary for Dogs to impulsively blurt out an annoying whine, a frightening howl, or a vicious growl. Needless to   say, a Dog's outbursts often get him into heated arguments. During such verbal contests though, his opponents need only to remember that a Dog's bark is generally worse than his bite. Dogs are good persons to have as friends despite their pessimistic and cranky nature. They are humanitarian at heart and are always concerned about the welfare of their associates. Having /U3  a Dog as an intimate suggests a probable surprise birthday party several weeks in advance, or a get-well card even before "catching the flu. The Male Dog The male Dog is a hopeless romantic, constantly falling in and out of love. Starry-eyed, he runs after women the way children chase fireflies. When Mr. Dog becomes desperately amorous, it tak...

   Roosters are famous for their unusual knack of making simple everyday situations absolutely incomprehensible. Discussions with a rooster are brief and pointless - both the Rooster and his opponent always end up in a quandary. Roosters will never make it as diplomats or salespersons. Overly critical, they can be embarrassingly outspoken and tactless. On the other hand, they are ideal as town criers, auctioneers, market vendors, or hosts of local gossip shows. In business, the male Rooster has high aspirations, but is too proud to admit failure. Mister Rooster persists with his outdated policies and believes that his business is on an upswing despite the records that state otherwise.     The Male Rooster     Mister Rooster, however, can exercise his uncanny vision and foresight in other aspects, one of which is sex. He dreams and fantasizes about sex nearly as fre­quently as he talks about it. If there was a way of videotaping his thoughts, the ...

People born under this sign are erratic geniuses and thus, excel in marketing and business (not necessarily the "mon­key-type" of business). They are masters of the art of deception and can also be­come good magicians, politicians, and to a certain extent, lovers. Therefore, they should not be underestimated no matter how innocent or shy they appear.     The Male Monkey Male Monkeys are horribly egocentric. They are extremely selective and prefer to be associated with gorgeous and vo­luptuous women. Afflicted with delusions of grandeur, they believe that such wo men are honored to be in their influencial company. When married, Mr. Monkey becomes loyal, generous and devoted. However, he should not be restricted for he goes bananas and starts climbing up walls once he feels tied down. The Femlae Monkey Miss Monkey, on the other hand, is an accomplished "enchantress". She con­siders sex and romance as her best pas­times and her greatest "assets". ...

     Quiet, sensible and sincere persons, Goats have one trait most people find annoying. They tend to be extremely uncertain of themselves. Goats prefer to stay in bed in the morning for they cons­tantly worry about what will happen to them during the day.  Creativity is another quality found in most Goats. Usually, Goats become good interior decorators and art critics. They tend to overdo it though, particularly when they start analyzing the artistic elements of traffic signs and street billboards.  Mister Goat is also adept in the art of love. A lover extraordinaire, he knows exactly how to get the attention of wo­men by skillfully projecting the image of being bereft of love. Nevertheless, his tactics occasionally backfire since a num­ber of girls simply advise him to either get psychological help or try Computer Dating. The Male Goat Generous and compassionate, Mr. Goat tends to be immensely humanita­rian in his business. He seldom gets to the top...

People born under the Horse sign are tireless individuals packed with energy and vigor. Their intellects are likewise above par as Horses are known to be wit­ty and incredibly intelligent. Horses are often popular and cheerful. They love to be the center of attraction in social events. They often display their uncontrollable  sense of humor during family gatherings (including funeral occasions ).     The Male Horse Young Mr. Horse is not always handsome (no offense intended) but is nevertheless flirtatious. His Cassanova charac­ter and sex appeal make him abosulutely charming, which gets him dangerously involved more than once. Endowed with the gift of gab, Mr. Horse manages to talk his way in or out of anything. His ability to convince others makes him incomparable in sales or promotional careers. The Female Horse Young Miss Horse, on the other hand, is fun loving in her own way. She is frequently broad-minded and her ideas on love and sex are very liberal. ...

Snakes are gentle, contemplative and profound thinkers. They delight in works by Plato   and Homer which to them, are relatively easy reading materials. So full of philosophical wisdom are they that during conversations, they somehow end up confusing themselves. A Snake is usually smooth, well-dressed and soft-spoken. Although calm and compassionate, it is wise not to arouse his temper for beneath his placid appear­ance is a dangerous nature and a poiso­nous disposition. Never step on him or bypass him for he can spit venom without you being aware of it. Because he wants to project the image of being in total control of himself, Mr. Snake usually conceals his strong sex urge. Surfaces dramatically change however, with the slightest provocation. The Male Snake In his occupation, Mr. Snake crawls straight to the top. He is King of the  business and financial jungle. He takes pleasure in being recognized and accepts no less than distinguished figures as his clients and...

Enthusiastic and assertive are the main qualities of those born under the Dragon sign. Health-conscious,  Dragons indulge in all kinds of exercise — from mate-chasing to fist-fighting. Their cou­rage and determination make them good warriors, although sometimes these traits get them into tight spots. The Dragon is said to be extremely lucky. A dragon represents the greatest celestial power and symbolizes life and growth. The sign is believed to bring the four blessings of riches, harmony, virtue and longevity. (Beauty does not count!) The Male Dragon Dragons, particularly the male, are cle­ver and capable. They can be stubborn  and devoted in business and are good to have as associates. Beware, though, if they are your contenders for they love competitions and are at their best when confronted by challenges. Young Mr. Dragon is masterful and assertive when it comes to romance. Never underestimate the power of the Dragon in matters of the heart. Indeed, what more can h...

Rabbits are known for being tactful and diplomatic. Because of their happy natures, they are often considered as lovable, affectionate people. Refined and gracious, they are most up-to-date on Gentleman's Quarterly and Vogue Maga­zines and are extremely conscious of table manners. The charm and elegance of Rabbits enable them to escape embarrassing situations. Since they delight in harmony and detest arguments, they try to avoid confrontations at all costs. When one is apt to occur though, they use either one of their most unique, unequalled tactics — playing innocent or hiding inside closets.      The Male Rabbit   Young Mr. Rabbit can be a suave and gallant suitor. Roses, boxes of chocolate and expensive jewelry are among his everyday gifts. In the age of denim jeans and T-shirts, Mr. Rabbit tries to impress his loved one by wearing a neatly-pressed (but borrowed) tuxedo. The Rabbit is best at an academic or artistic career. Thus, he will make a good text...

Those born under the year of the Tiger are valiant, confident and rebel­lious. A violent and daring fighter, the sight of a Tiger strikes terror in soft­hearted characters. Unpredictable, the Tiger can transform from a pussycat to a feline monster. A Tiger has a wonderful way of letting off steam though. Musically inclined, the Tiger practices on all sorts of instruments. You'll know he's on the verge of losing control when he starts playing Beetho­ven's Symphony No. 5 on his harmonica.      A person of a thousand thrills, the Tiger takes all sorts of challenges. Trust the Tiger to walk the Sahara Desert barefooted or cross the Pacific Ocean on a raft. If he were an inventor, he'd come out with a crab-peeler or a square-shaped wheel. The Male Tiger The male Tiger is a determined man with a strict sense of principles. He is very much capable of standing up to the bitter end for what he thinks is right (even when he's dead wrong!). Mister Tiger is also a ...

Like their animal sign, the people born in the year of the Ox are perseve­ring, steadfast and industrious. Pushed by these qualities, they tend to be aspi­ring and ambitious. Never provoke or get in their way for they can explode with great severity. The first warning signs are horns growing from the top of their heads.   In business, they can be very ag­gressive and dynamic. If they were in charge of a company, expect work on Sundays and holidays. In affairs of the heart, Mr. Ox is not likely to show such characteristics (at least initially). However, once encouraged, he becomes passionate and loyal. As lo­vers, Oxen particularly enjoy proving their motto: Actions speak louder than words. The Male OX Mister Ox is known to be old-fash­ioned, conventional and resistant to change. He often casts away new ideas until they are absolutely, . undoubtedly  proven. To this day, Mr. Ox is having a hard time believing that the world is round. The Female OX Miss Ox on the o...

     A person under the Rat sign is said to be versatile and indefatigable. A Rat is probably the only loony in the world who'll attempt to swing a tennis racquet, play a violin and read a book all at the same time. Of course, if he'll hit the ball, strike the correct strings or understand the story is a totally different matter.    Wherever they are, Rats always make it a point to appear calm, cool and col­lected. Confronted by great odds or im­pending danger, Rats project the image of complete self control. But don't let looks deceive you. Underneath the re­served exterior is a wildly thumping heart and a pair of wobbling knees. The Male RAT The male Rat is extremely shrewd and detailed, particularly in business. Don't close any deals with Mr. Rat for he's likely to tell you a bunch of lies without batting an eye. Occasionally, he will take a gamble, especially if the right  opportunity exists and if the odds are worthwhile. To him, this means a g...

Aside from the Yang-Yin signs, Chi­nese astrology has five natural elements which are believed to influence the twelve astrological signs. Each of the signs is exposed to every one of the elements making each year of the sixty-year cycle unique. The five elements which comprise the universe and the nature of all things are: metal, water, wood, fire and earth. Although some elements are known to be stronger than others, all are inter­related by the Law of Nature. Metal conquers wood, wood conquers earth, earth conquers water, water conquers fire and fire conquers metal. 1.     Metal — Any astrological sign influ­enced by metal becomes passionate and unyielding. At best, a "metallic" sign is self-reliant, firm and resolute. At worst, the metal makes a sign tough, mean and cruel.     2.    Water  -  Because  water is known for its fluidity and ability to spread easily, a sign under the water element is characterized by good comm...

     About five thousand years ago, Empe­ror Huang Ti worked on the first cycle marking the birth of Chinese Astrology. Unlike Western Astrology which is based on the earth's yearly orbit of the sun thereby passing through the zodiac's twelve signs, Chinese astrology is founded on the sixty-year period it takes for Saturn to make two full orbits of the sun. This is also the amount of the time it takes for Jupiter to orbit the sun five times. The sixty-year cycle therefore, can be divided astrologically into five periods of twelve years, the time it takes for Jupiter to make one complete orbit. The Chinese calendar is represented by twelve signs with each of the five periods covering a complete rotation of the Chi­nese signs.      The Chinese cycle commences with the Year of the Rat and ends with the Year of the Pig. The naming of the twel­ve signs after animals comes more from legend than from fact. The Lord Buddha, as   legend would have it, once...

The dragon Chinese zodiac year is special. Astrology is so important to the Chinese and the Chinese year of the dragon is so special. ABOUT THE DRAGON: In Chinese astrology the dragon is the only animal of the Chinese zodiac year that is not proven to exist. The dragon is quite special and very much revered. It holds special significance  for the Chinese people. HISTORY: More than 4,000 years ago, there were large tribes and many smaller tribes in  China.  The tribes  had animals as emblems. The two large tribes unified and chose the dragon as their symbol. In fact, the Han Chinese still call themselves the descendants of the Dragon. PERCEPTION: In Chinese astrology the dragon was seen as a powerful almighty king because it was made up of different parts of animals such as a tiger, fish, snake and an eagle.  The Chinese dragon was not seen as a threatening evil being as we do in the west - rather a symbol of power, superiority and rule. Still t...