CHINESE NEW YEAR DESCRIPTIONS
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2012 - DRAGON YEAR
Chinese New Year for 2012 is on the 23rd of January - the Year of the Water Dragon. In Chinese Astrology each sign is represented by an animal. There are 12 animal signs in total, each corresponding to a lunar year, with each sign also having 5 elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal & Water). In certain years, particular elements are more prominent. For instance in 2005, the ‘wood’ element is very prominent so therefore it is 2005, Year of the Wood Rooster. The special combination of the Sign and Element only occurs once every 60 years.
As Chinese Astrology is one of the oldest types of Astrology, the origins of naming the years after animals is unknown. But a popular legend is that Buddha (c.563-c.483 B.C) invited all the animals to visit him, and as a demonstration of thanks to those who came, he dedicated a year to each of the animals according to the order in which they arrived.
2012 is the Year of the Dragon and many people are eager to know if they will have better luck in the coming year than in previous years. Using Chinese Astrology's Five Elements (Metal, Water, Wood, Fire and Earth) theory to explain your fortune in 2012 and foresee what will be happening to them in the year of the Dragon.
Chinese Astrology is a Balance Theory of Five Elements. Each animal can be converted into Five Elements. Dragon contains Earth, Water and Wood. It's a source of Water and it is also called the Water Dam in Chinese astrology.
It symbolizes Water from the sky which makes a dam overflow. Therefore 2012 is a strong Water year. Water calms the Dragon’s fire. Water Dragons are able to see things from other points of view. They don’t have the need to always be right. Their decisions, if well-researched, are usually better since they allow other’s to become involved.
Dragon is a legendary animal and it is symbol of the emperor in China. Since the Dragon is coated with mysterious color, Chinese consider the Dragon unpredictable and untouchable because you cannot see its head and tail at the same time. Therefore, you might see something unexpected happening in 2012. Also a person with too many Dragons in the Chinese Astrology Birth Chart will become smarter, sly and unpredictable in the coming year.
2010 was the Year of White Tiger and is the beginning year of the Wood cycle. 2011 was the Year of White Rabbit and is the middle year of the Wood cycle. The Dragon of 2012 is the last year of the Wood cycle. Dragon is the transition year to the Fire Cycle. The energy of Wood is in the East side. The energy of Fire is in the South side. You never know what will happen when turning from East to South. This is another sign of the unpredictable Dragon year. You can have either good luck or bad luck in 2012, and will have a chance to turn it into better or worse luck.
Occupying the 5th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the Dragon is the mightiest of the signs. Dragons symbolize such character traits as dominance and ambition. Dragons prefer to live by their own rules and if left on their own, are usually successful. They’re driven, unafraid of challenges, and willing to take risks. They’re passionate in all they do and they do things in grand fashion. Unfortunately, this passion and enthusiasm can leave Dragons feeling exhausted and interestingly, unfulfilled.
While Dragons frequently help others, rarely will they ask for help. Others are attracted to Dragons, especially their colorful personalities, but deep down, Dragons prefer to be alone. Perhaps that is because they’re most successful when working alone. Their preference to be alone can come across as arrogance or conceitedness, but these qualities aren’t applicable. Dragons have tempers that can flare fast!
Dragons have strong personalities. They are self -assured and confident in their own abilities. They do not suffer fools easily, and become impatient with people who they perceive throw in the towel too readily: for their own part, they can put up quite a fight.
Dragons are honest, and often speak their minds, even when this is not appropriate. They are popular if somewhat inconsistent, full of energy, charismatic and colourful, strong, enthusiastic and inspiring.
The Dragon is averse to any form of routine, preferring the freedom to pursue his or her own agenda. Should a Dragon feel imprisoned either mentally or physically they will become very erratic. Once in decline, a dragon tends to become lazy, fat and bitter.
The outspoken nature of the Dragon, and their tunnel vision may make him or her appear brash. However, by nature the Dragon is a romantic. Dragons will give into love, but won’t give up their independence. Because they have quick, sometimes vengeful tempers, their partners need to be tough-skinned. Dragons enjoy others who are intriguing, and when they find the right partners, they’ll usually commit to that person for life.
Considering their hard-working nature, Dragons are healthy overall. They do get stressed and suffer from periodic tension/headaches, likely because they take so many risks. Dragons could benefit from incorporating mild activity into their lives. Yoga or walking would be good as these activities can work both their minds and their bodies.
Dragons prefer leading to being led. Jobs that allow them to express their creativity are good choices. Some good careers include: inventor, manager, computer analyst, lawyer, engineer, architect, broker, and sales person.
Dragons are most compatible with the Rat or Monkey and incompatible with the Tiger and Dog. Highest compatibility rankings: Rat and Monkey (10 ranking), Dragon and Rooster (9 ranking), Snake and Horse (8 ranking), Ox and Goat (7 ranking).
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2011 - RABBIT YEAR
A person born during the years 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987 and 1999 is most fortunate to be born in the Year of the Rabbit. If you or someone you know is a Rabbit…heads up; it’s going to be an interesting year indeed.
Known for their diplomacy, the Rabbits are going to need all the understanding they possess this year. Many opportunities for communication gaffes are in the offing. However, think positive. Year of the Rabbit people should be able to straighten everything out and finish the year on an upbeat note.
In Chinese mythology, the Year of the Rabbit symbol represents longevity and it is believed that the Rabbit enjoys a close relationship with the moon. Westerners may refer to the man in the moon, but when the Chinese peer up at the moon, what they see is the Rabbit standing by a rock, holding a cup that overflows with the elixir of immortality. As symbols go, this is considered one of the finest.
If you want to discover the true personality of the Rabbit, picture the character of Monica from the TV sitcom Friends. You will immediately be able to visualize the home of a Rabbit. It is always orderly, always clutter-free and if a knick-knack has been shifted one centimeter, the Rabbit will surely return it to its proper original position.
Because a Rabbit’s overall approach is calm and considerate, they make excellent teachers. Coupled with their organizational skills, they are well suited for supervisory positions. They are detail-oriented and happiest when engrossed in intellectual activities. However, since they are basically reserved creatures, they do not thrive in competitive environments.
Imagine the fluffy, smooth fur of a rabbit, their fragility, alert personality and sweet disposition. This picture, more than any other, portrays people born during the Chinese Year of the Rabbit. Possibly it was a Rabbit native who first was described as being cool, calm and collected. They will avoid confrontation at all costs, even if it means allowing conflict to persist around them in the hopes that it will sort itself out.
People born during the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Rabbit are careful with money. More than any other sign in the Chinese Zodiac, they get the most enjoyment from their spending. They tend to spend money on furniture for their home, on new cars and most Rabbits love antiques. It is a joyful day when they discover a treasure from the past.
Those born during the Chinese Year of the Rabbit have an eye for fashion and a talent for wearing clothes that perfectly complement every occasion. Because they are tuned in to all things color, they are interested in the arts, especially music and painting.
If given the choice, Rabbit natives will avoid adventure vacations, preferring more traditional destinations. They love different cultures; therefore their dream vacations would include Europe and Asia, although seeing the sights in the United States remains at the top of their list. They are the tourists who enjoy shopping in new locales, taking lots of travel photographs and tasting the local cuisine.
Lucky are those who count a Rabbit as their friend. The Rabbit is an excellent listener, will always provide a shoulder to cry on and has the ability to examine a problem calmly and with sensitivity. Oftentimes they come up with the perfect solution.
When a Rabbit finally decides to settle down, it is with the intention to partner for life. As in all other aspects of their lives, they desire a marriage that invokes few disagreements. Even little arguments can move them to tears. Consequently, a Rabbit is best suited to a spouse who knows how to pamper and show affection. This makes for a loving relationship; one that many people crave, but never realize.
As everyone knows, rabbits are identified with fertility. So it is no surprise that people born during a Year of the Rabbit tend to have large families. And since Rabbit people are essentially peace-loving individuals, they give in easily to the wants of their children, mostly in an effort to keep the peace. As mentioned earlier, they hate confrontation, so arguing with their kids is anathema to them.
However, because their own personality is mild mannered, they expect their children to act the same, and this often creates the very conflict that they wish to avoid. Once they understand each child should be able to develop their individual likes and dislikes, all becomes peaceful again. Throughout their lifetime, a Rabbit parent can be counted on to be there for her kids. Parenting never ends for them.
Do not make the error of thinking that due to their docility, a Rabbit will not pursue an objective. In actuality, it is methodical precision that allows them to achieve. And remember, they also have a bit of that “rabbit’s foot” working for them. Although their efforts will never be obvious, and they won’t make waves, beware—they can be quite formidable.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2010 - TIGER YEAR
The Year of the Tiger commences on February 14, 2010 and ends on February 2, 2011.
The Tiger is the third Sign in the Chinese Zodiac cycle, and it is a Sign of bravery.
This courageous and fiery fighter is admired by the ancient Chinese as the Sign that
keeps away the three main tragedies of a household. These are fire, thieves and ghosts.
The Tiger, symbol of Yin energy is not up in the sky like the Dragon (male Yang energy);
but on Earth, walking through the jungle of life with great courage. The Tiger invokes
the courage to live a life of love this year. Solving problems of the heart is its pursuit,
its hunt. This signifies both the energy to begin activity and the determination to follow
it through to the end. Remember, a Tiger never gives up no matter how frustrated it becomes
along its journey.
The Tiger most equates to the Zodiac Sign Aquarius (New Moon in this Sign); so this year,
the East and West merge together. Tigers, like Aquarians, pride themselves on being
different from others. They have a unique way of looking at things. They are original.
Aquarius's message is freedom and the Tiger's message is courage. It takes incredible
courage to live a life of freedom and only a free person can truly love. Someone that
is imprisoned or trapped must follow what his jailer dictates, which is not love but control.
Professionally, does the way one earns their money call to one's heart? If not, one may be
trapped which is not going to make the heart sing. Uniqueness, originality, and the way of
serving, which is really love in action, is a calling that the Year of the Tiger activates.
Anyone that is born in the Year of the Tiger is usually straightforward and
outgoing by nature. They will never give up no matter how aggravated they may
become. But, they are also full of suspicion and at times will take hasty action.
Never lose sight of the fact that Tigers are smart and instinctive. They always
take pride in being different from others, and normally demonstrate their originality
best in their homes. Their homes are typically filled with exotic possessions.
It is no surprise that one of the Tiger’s favorite gemstones is the cat’s eye,
but Tigers also love the sparkle of rubies and diamonds. They like to spend money,
and also to share it. They can be very impulsive spenders because they know they
can at all times make more.
Courageous and charismatic, Tigers stand firm in their views and beliefs. They are
determined, strong-willed, and confront life with tremendous energy and enthusiasm.
With quick minds prone to original thinking, they are not afraid of taking risks
and are attracted to challenges and excitement. While at times they may lack
forethought in their plans and perseverance in their activities, they have luck on
their side, which helps them tremendously to succeed in the projects they undertake.
Tigers are born leaders who easily rise to the top of their chosen profession.
Their independent nature gives them self-confidence, and they seldom go to others
for help. Open and honest in their dealings, Tigers are frank individuals who speak
their mind and stand up for what they believe in. At times, their actions may be
considered rebellious. They are best suited to those born under the signs of the
Pig, Dog, Horse, and Sheep. Overall, this is a commendable sign with admirable
qualities such as forthrightness, frankness and courage. Provided they can control
their wild and restless nature, Tigers will lead a fulfilling and gratifying life.
Strengths: Generous, Courageous, Leaders, Protectors, Noble, Lucky, Deep-thinking,
Passionate, Strong, Magnetic, Sensitive
Famous Tigers: Ludwig van Beethoven, Tony Bennett, Chuck Berry, Mel Brooks,
Agatha Christie, Phil Collins, Tom Cruise, Emily Dickinson, Isadora Duncan, Dwight
Eisenhower, Queen Elizabeth II, Roberta Flack, Jodie Foster, Charles de Gaulle,
Mel Gibson, Whoopi Goldberg, Elliott Gould, Goya, William Hurt, Derek Jacobi,
Karl Marx, Marilyn Monroe, Demi Moore, Marco Polo, Lionel Ritchie, Kenny Rogers,
Dylan Thomas, Liv Ullman, Oscar Wilde, Stevie Wonder.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2009 - OX YEAR
The Year of the Ox is predicted to be an exciting year full of growth,
stability, and accomplishments as the elements of Earth and Water come
together. It will be filled with new beginnings and successful relationships
in all areas of life, especially career and work. It will definitely be a
year of opportunities. Be on the look out for mentors, especially male mentors,
who afford guidance and opportunities when it comes to career or money matters.
Mentors will also prove to be passionate supporters of ideas and actively seek
to assist in bringing ideas to fruition. Seek advancement within existing
environments, for the people who are supportive, are those who are known.
The Ox of Chinese Astrology is no bull in a china shop. Steadfast and solid,
this powerful Sign is a born leader, being quite dependable and possessing
an innate ability to achieve great things. Being a born leader, the OX inspires
confidence from all around them. They are conservative, methodical and good
with their hands. Oxen tend to be plodding and methodical; they approach projects
in the step-by-step manner that serves them best, and they never lose sight of
their goal. They are tireless workers who are detail-oriented and believe in
doing things right the first time. Oxen don't care to be pushed, especially
since they think they're the good guys of the Chinese Zodiac. There is some
truth to that theory, since the Ox is smart, trustworthy, caring and honorable.
If you need honest, steady and unbiased advice, call on the Ox.
Oxen are known for their equilibrium and tenacity. They are hard, conscientious
workers who can be determined, methodical and resolute when they set out to
accomplish something. Oxen are certain of what they want to achieve in life
and are often chosen as leaders in their community due to their innate sense
of responsibility and direction. With their dedication and dependability,
they do well in their careers, provided that they maintain a sense of freedom
to act on their own initiative. Known for their sincerity, Oxen put trust in
their friends and colleagues, yet they themselves are attached to their independence
and prefer to do things their own way. While they are known more for their deep
thinking than for their sense of humor, their courageous and confidence-inspiring
personalities win them admiration and support from those around them. Oxen are a
ttached to their home and consider it their private sanctuary. They are close
to their family and strive to obtain a balanced household where all contribute.
They are devoted and loyal to their partners and are particularly well suited
to the signs of the Rat, Rabbit, Snake, and Rooster.
Strengths: Patient, Hard-working, Loners, Leaders, Reserved, Eloquent, Original,
Strong, Confidence-inspiring, Familial, Precise
Famous Oxen: Johann Sebastian Bach, Warren Beatty, Jeff Bridges, Richard Burton,
Barbara Bush, Johnny Carson, Charlie Chaplin, Natalie Cole, Bill Cosby, Tony Curtis,
Sammy Davis Jr., Walt Disney, Jane Fonda, Gerald Ford, Michael J. Fox, Adolf Hitler,
Dustin Hoffman, Billy Joel, B.B. King, Burt Lancaster, Jessica Lange, Jack Lemmon,
Eddie Murphy, Napoleon, Paul Newman, Jack Nicholson, Robert Redford, Monica Seles,
Peter Sellers, Bruce Springsteen, Meryl Streep, Lady Margaret Thatcher, Twiggy, W.B. Yeats.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2008 - RAT YEAR
2008 is known as The Year of the Rat, a time of incredible wealth,
abundance and success that only happens every 12 years. But this
is not just any Year of the Rat...2008 is The "Golden Year of the Rat,"
a rare occurrence that only happens once every 60 years. Traditionally,
The Year Of The Rat is a time of electrifying energy, but even more
importantly, this exceptional Golden Year, will be a time of great
riches and achievement! The Golden Year Of The Rat has always changed
personal fortunes. The last Golden Year of the Rat was in 1948. Though
you may or may not remember back that far, the history books show that
1948 was a part of the biggest and longest economic boom America has
ever seen. A time of unprecedented growth and prosperity. The last Golden
Year of the Rat brought riches and success in so many ways:
*Thanks to his new line of trucks (that would come to dominate the market
for over 50 years), Henry Ford's automotive empire grew immensely...as did
the wealth of Ford and his associates!
*In this time of prosperity, the ownership of televisions exploded!
By July of 1948, approximately 350,000 American families enjoyed
television sets in their home (up from 14,000 in mid-1947).
*Swiss engineer George de Mestral discovered Velcro, an invention
which was to change the landscape of clothing and fashion forever
(not to mention make him very, very rich).
*An out-of-work architect, named Alfred Butts, changed his fortunes
in a very profitable way with his invention of the popular board game
Scrabble. Today, one hundred million games have been sold worldwide,
and are found in one out of every three American homes!
According to Chinese Astrology, the Rat is industrious, shrewd, and
hard working. He is symbolic of the immense wealth that he can attract.
Armed with an irresistible charm, Rats usually are not lacking for friends.
They are a social lot who are concerned with the welfare and activities of
those around them. They are family-oriented, and often take part in large
clans. Furthermore, they are faithful to their partner, children, and parents.
Those born under the sign of the Ox, Dragon and Monkey, or other Rats make
particularly good partners for Rats. They are also hard workers who use
their imagination to guide them down the road of life. While at times they
lack the confidence to put their ideas into action, they have a strong sense
of self-preservation and make good problem solvers. Observant creatures who
like to be in the middle of the action, Rats are constantly seeking new ways
to improve their lives and seldom let an opportunity slip by them. When it
comes to money, Rats are considered thrifty. They like the life of luxury
and dressing and living in style. In addition, they have a tendency to hoard
and acquire goods. Provided that they focus and concentrate on their interests,
they should be able to capitalize on their many talents.
Strengths: Honest, Energetic, Charming, Seductive, Jolly, Persistent, Lovable,
Sociable, Meticulous, Generous, Humorous, Intellectual
Famous Rats: Alan Alda, Ursula Andress, Louis Armstrong, Lauren Bacall,
Irving Berlin, Kenneth Branagh, Marlon Brando, Charlotte Brontë, George
Bush, Jimmy Carter, T.S. Eliot, Clark Gable, Al Gore, Thomas Hardy,
Charlton Heston, Jeremy Irons, Glenda Jackson, Gene Kelly, Lawrence of
Arabia, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Henry Mancini, Richard Nixon, Sean Penn,
Prince, the Queen Mother, Vanessa Redgrave, Burt Reynolds, Yves St.
Laurent, William Shakespeare, Donna Summer, James Taylor, the Prince of
Wales, Kim Wilde, the Duke of York.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2007 - PIG YEAR
The Chinese New Year is the second New Moon after the Winter Solstice.
The New Moon in Aquarius on Sunday February 18th (China time) will
usher in the Chinese Year of the Pig, and year 4704 of the Chinese
calendar. Generally, in a Pig Year there will be an emphasis on
endings, rather than beginnings, and putting affairs in order,
as it is the end of the zodiacal animal cycle. But most of all,
optimism reigns, and enjoying the good things in life becomes
important. Domestic matters are emphasized. There will be more
than usual opportunities for growth, expansion and prosperity
for those that are prepared. To be successful this year, one
needs to harness the Fire Pig’s (or Fire Boar) unique energy.
Pigs are true great connoisseurs of the fine things in life and don't
hesitate to spend money on life's pleasures. They are creatures of
comfort and will do what it takes to make their home more comfortable.
They prefer a natural surrounding to an urban one. They make good
conversationalists, and it is no surprise that they are popular,
sociable people. They are also dedicated and conscientious workers
who are respected for their integrity and dependability. They are
happiest in jobs that service others and are held in high regard
by their colleagues and employers. Pigs have kind, understanding
natures and are known to be peacemakers. They dislike unpleasantness
and conflicts and will always try to resolve a situation. Those born
under this sign make loyal, protective partners, and are well matched
with Sheep, Rabbits, Dogs, Tigers, and Pigs. On the whole, Pigs are
good-natured and generous and have such a difficulty saying no that
at times, they can be on the gullible side. Fortunately, they are a
lucky lot and rarely have needs that aren't taken care of as their
good nature and integrity wins them lots of friends and admiration.
Strengths: Loyal, Obliging, Indulgent, Truthful, Sensual, Decisive,
Loving, Sensitive, Cultured, Sociable, Sincere, Impartial
Famous Pigs: Woody Allen, Julie Andrews, Fred Astaire, Humphrey Bogart,
Maria Callas, Hillary Clinton, Glenn Close, the Dalai Lama, Henry Ford,
Emmylou Harris,William Randolph Hearst, Ernest Hemingway, Henry VIII,
Alfred Hitchcock, Elton John, C.J. Jung, Stephen King, Nastassja Kinski,
Henry Kissinger,Jerry Lee Lewis, John McEnroe, Johnny Mathis, Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, Luciano Pavarotti, Dan Quayle, Ronald Reagan, John D.
Rockefeller, Ginger Rogers, Sade, Salman Rushdie, Pete Sampras, Arnold
Schwarzenegger, Emma Thompson, the Duchess of York.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2006 - DOG YEAR
If you're enjoying 2006, then you're going to love 4703. That's right:
Ring in the Chinese New Year ... January 29 kicked off the Year of the Dog!
So what can we expect from the upcoming year? The Dog is an ethical and
idealistic sign, and the year that bears its name will also bring increased
social awareness and interest in society's less powerful members. Any
tendencies to take, take, take will be replaced by a widespread sentiment
of generosity and selflessness. In general, we will all be imbued with the
Dog's keen sense of right and wrong. You can also get a feel for the year
you are in by checking the compatibility between your Chinese Sign and the
Sign of the Dog -- the better your compatibility, the better your year.
The Sign of the Dog is known, not surprisingly, for loyalty and generosity.
Need to spill a secret? Seek out one of these honest souls and bend that
expert listening ear. While Dogs themselves may be reluctant to place their
trust in just anyone, once they do, members of this sign can make the best
business partners and leaders. And while Dogs might enjoy life more by
relaxing their exacting standards from time to time, you'd be hard-pressed
to find a better or more faithful friend.
Dogs are born under the sign of loyalty. They stand firm by their beliefs
and put their heart into good causes such as fighting for injustices and
helping the unfortunate. Dogs strive to uphold honor and fairness and do
well in professions where they serve others, such as social services,
teaching and medical and legal professions. Dogs are frank, to the point
and deal with life directly. It is no surprise that they are admired for
their integrity and trustworthiness. Those born under this sign are
generally good judges of character. While not materialistic, they strive
to acquire the money necessary to support their family. They are good
providers for their partners and are well matched with the signs of the
Horse, Pig, Tiger, and Monkey. They also get along well with children
and can be loving parents. Dogs are also good conversationalists,
especially in more intimate social situations. Those born under this
sign can lead active lives being surrounded by friends and spreading good deeds.
Strengths: Courageous, Noble, Loyal, Attentive, Selfless,
Prosperous, Dutiful, Lucid, Modest, Devoted, Altruistic, Philosophical
Famous Dogs: André Agassi, Brigitte Bardot, Candice Bergen,
Dr. Boutros-Ghali, David Bowie, Kate Bush, Paul Cèzanne, Cher, Sir Winston
Churchill, Bill Clinton, Leonard Cohen, Jamie Lee Curtis, Claude Debussy,
Gloria Estefan, Sally Field, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Judy Garland, George Gershwin,
Victor Hugo, Michael Jackson, Sophia Loren, Shirley MacLaine, Madonna,
Norman Mailer, Golda Meir, Liza Minnelli, David Niven, Elvis Presley,
Linda Ronstadt, Carl Sagan, Norman Schwarzkopf, Sylvestor Stallone,
Mother Teresa, Voltaire.
CHINESE NEW YEAR 2005 - WOOD ROOSTER YEAR
The 2005 Chinese New Year, the year of the Wood Rooster began on
February 9, 2005. The year of the Wood Rooster is dominated by Wood
and Metal elements. A conflict in these elements may bring chaos and
violence. The Rooster year starts with a weak Earth Element and if
there is no Water Element, there is no Wealth, and if there is no
Fire Element, there is no Fame. We need Water and Fire to balance
the four pillars. Decorate your house with, or wear either blue or
black for water and red for fire. The Rooster year brings afflictions.
Afflictions bring losses, accidents, to identify the good and bad
luck locations, which change from one year to the next, in order to
effectively correct afflicted areas while enhancing auspicious sectors.
Roosters are known for their candor. They have a vibrant, colorful personality
and, on the whole, lead an active social life with an extended circle of friends.
They tend to be drawn to large families and make loyal partners and are well
suited to the Snake, Horse, Ox, and Dragon. Roosters also tend to be well
organized and meticulous and conduct their activities with precision and
thoroughness. Financially, they are very sound. They handle their finances
with ease and skill. Moreover, they can often acquire great wealth, especially
with their ability to choose solid investments and to spend their money wisely.
They are highly intelligent and tend to be well-read with a good sense of humor.
They like discussions and tend to be effective, persuasive speakers. It is not
surprising that they do well in PR or media-related work. They also make good
teachers. Putting much pride in their appearance, they like to be the center
of attention. Those born under this sign are talented and capable of achieving
whatever they put their mind to. One thing is certain: they will make a good
impression along the way.
Strengths: Vivacious, Courageous, Attractive, Talented, Generous, Sincere,
Stylish, Amusing, Contemplative, Adventurous, Popular
Famous Roosters: Sir Dirk Bogarde, Michael Caine, Eric Clapton, Enrico Caruso,
Joan Collins, the Duke of Edinburgh, Gloria Estefan, Douglas Fairbanks Jr.,
Bryan Ferry, Errol Flynn, Steffi Graf, Richard Harris, Deborah Harry, Goldie
Hawn, Katharine Hepburn, Diane Keaton, D.H. Lawrence, Jayne Mansfield, Steve
Martin, James Mason, W. Somerset Maugham, Bette Middler, Van Morrison, Kim Novak,
Yoko Ono, Dolly Parton, Michelle Pfeiffer, Roman Polanski, Priscilla Presley,
Nancy Reagan, Joan Rivers, Carly Simon, Richard Wagner.
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