Nov 12. 2020
Chinese horoscope - what does it say about you?
The Chinese horoscope works on a completely different system from the Western zodiac. Its signs don't change from month to month but from year to year, and each one is represented by an animal. The whole cycle takes twelve years, and the twelve animals are the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. On top of that, the Chinese horoscope works with five natural elements: wood, water, metal, fire and earth.
What does it say about you?
Rats, like those born in 2020 or 2032, love saving money and collecting things. They're well organized and rarely have trouble with their finances. They're sensitive and intuitive, and when they take a risk, it usually pays off.
Oxen are extremely hardworking and have a strong sense of responsibility. They aren't great romantics, but they're willing to wait for true love. In company they tend to be on the quiet side, and they often find it hard to feel understood.
Tigers are independent and self-confident, which gives them natural leadership skills. They love fairness and know how to settle conflicts, although they can sometimes be ruthless.
Rabbits are kind, quiet and gentle, and they have plenty of patience and intelligence. Thanks to their sense of responsibility and eye for detail, they find career success comes easily. They take love seriously and will do practically anything for the person they care about.
Dragons love adventure and romance. There's something mysterious about their nature, and other people find them hard to figure out. Even though they can be lazy, they know how to go after what they really want.
Snakes are strong idealists. They can seem cold on the outside, but inside they're warm-hearted. They can't stand being misunderstood, and they have enormous drive, as long as laziness doesn't get the better of them.
Horses never give up. They're carried forward by positive energy and a longing for complete freedom, especially when it comes to expressing their creativity. Keeping a secret, however, is hard for them.
Goats have a pure and kind heart. They would rather suffer in silence than get into a conflict. They'll do anything to follow their passions, and they can win just about anyone over to their side.
Monkeys struggle with tasks that don't interest them. When something does catch their attention, though, they put their heart into the work and bring it to perfection. They're energetic, naturally curious and they value their relationships.
Roosters have a natural ability to sense what other people are thinking and feeling. Their reflexes and emotional intelligence are excellent. They also tend to be artistically gifted, and they love making plans.
Dogs are conservative and have a strong sense of justice. Their loyalty often makes them a key member of any team at work. They hardly ever break the rules, and what they want most is to spend their life in the peace of a family home.
Pigs think logically, so they can solve almost any problem. Communication isn't their strong point, but kindness certainly is, although they can sometimes have a tendency toward aggression.