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Chinese Zodiac

Zodiac Animal Signs and Dates of Birth

	Rat		Ox		Tiger
01/31/1900 - 02/18/1901 02/18/1912 - 02/05/1913 02/05/1924 - 01/24/1925 01/24/1936 - 02/10/1937 02/10/1948 - 01/28/1949 01/28/1960 - 02/14/1961 02/15/1972 - 02/02/1973 02/02/1984 - 02/19/1985 02/19/1996 - 02/06/1997 02/07/2008 - 01/25/2009 02/25/2020 - 02/11/2021		02/19/1901 - 02/07/1902 02/06/1913 - 01/25/1914 01/25/1925 - 02/12/1926 02/11/1937 - 01/30/1938 01/29/1949 - 02/16/1950 02/15/1961 - 02/04/1962 02/03/1973 - 01/22/1974 02/20/1985 - 02/08/1986 02/07/1997 - 01/27/1998 02/26/2009 - 02/13/2010 02/12/2021 - 02/31/2022		02/08/1902 - 01/28/1903 01/26/1914 - 02/13/1915 02/13/1926 - 02/01/1927 01/31/1938 - 02/18/1939 02/17/1950 - 02/05/1951 02/05/1962 - 01/24/1963 01/23/1974 - 02/10/1975 02/09/1986 - 01/28/1987 01/28/1998 - 02/15/1999 02/14/2010 - 02/02/2011 02/01/2022 - 02/21/2023
	Rabbit		Dragon		Snake
01/29/1903 - 02/15/1904 02/14/1915 - 02/02/1916 02/02/1927 - 01/22/1928 02/19/1939 - 02/07/1940 02/06/1951 - 01/26/1952 01/25/1963 - 02/12/1964 02/11/1975 - 01/30/1976 01/29/1987 - 02/16/1988 02/16/1999 - 02/04/2000 02/03/2011 - 02/22/2012 02/22/2023 - 02/09/2024		02/16/1904 - 02/03/1905 02/03/1916 - 01/22/1917 01/23/1928 - 02/09/1929 02/08/1940 - 01/26/1941 01/27/1952 - 02/13/1953 02/13/1964 - 02/01/1965 01/31/1976 - 02/17/1977 02/17/1988 - 02/05/1989 02/05/2000 - 01/23/2001 02/23/2012 - 02/09/2013 02/10/2024 - 02/28/2025		02/04/1905 - 01/24/1906 01/23/1917 - 02/10/1918 02/10/1929 - 01/29/1930 01/27/1941 - 02/14/1942 02/14/1953 - 02/02/1954 02/02/1965 - 01/20/1966 02/18/1977 - 02/06/1978 02/06/1989 - 01/26/1990 01/24/2001 - 02/11/2002 02/10/2013 - 02/30/2014 02/29/2025 - 02/16/2026
	Horse		Sheep		Monkey
01/25/1906 - 02/12/1907 02/11/1918 - 01/31/1919 01/30/1930 - 02/16/1931 02/15/1942 - 02/04/1943 02/03/1954 - 01/23/1955 01/21/1966 - 02/08/1967 02/07/1978 - 01/27/1979 01/27/1990 - 02/14/1991 02/12/2002 - 01/31/2003 01/31/2014 - 02/18/2015 02/17/2026 - 02/05/2027		02/13/1907 - 02/01/1908 02/01/1919 - 02/19/1920 02/17/1931 - 02/05/1932 02/05/1943 - 01/24/1944 01/24/1955 - 02/11/1956 02/09/1967 - 01/29/1968 01/28/1979 - 02/15/1980 02/15/1991 - 02/03/1992 02/01/2003 - 01/21/2004 02/19/2015 - 02/07/2016 02/06/2027 - 02/25/2028		02/02/1908 - 01/21/1909 02/20/1920 - 02/07/1921 02/06/1932 - 01/25/1933 01/25/1944 - 02/12/1945 02/12/1956 - 01/30/1957 01/30/1968 - 02/16/1969 02/16/1980 - 02/04/1981 02/04/1992 - 01/22/1993 01/22/2004 - 02/08/2005 02/08/2016 - 02/27/2017 02/26/2028 - 02/12/2029
	Rooster		Dog		Pig
01/22/1909 - 02/09/1910 02/08/1921 - 01/27/1922 01/26/1933 - 02/13/1934 02/13/1945 - 02/01/1946 01/31/1957 - 02/17/1958 02/17/1969 - 02/05/1970 02/05/1981 - 01/24/1982 01/23/1993 - 02/09/1994 02/09/2005 - 02/28/2006 02/28/2017 - 02/15/2018 02/13/2029 - 02/02/2030		02/10/1910 - 01/29/1911 01/28/1922 - 02/15/1923 02/14/1934 - 02/03/1935 02/02/1946 - 01/21/1947 02/18/1958 - 02/07/1959 02/06/1970 - 01/26/1971 01/25/1982 - 02/12/1983 02/10/1994 - 01/30/1995 02/29/2006 - 02/17/2007 02/16/2018 - 02/04/2019 02/03/2030 - 02/22/2031		01/30/1911 - 02/17/1912 02/16/1923 - 02/04/1924 02/04/1935 - 01/23/1936 01/22/1947 - 02/09/1948 02/08/1959 - 01/27/1960 01/27/1971 - 02/14/1972 02/13/1983 - 02/01/1984 01/31/1995 - 02/18/1996 02/18/2007 - 02/06/2008 02/05/2019 - 02/24/2020 02/23/2031 - 02/10/2032

Origin of Chinese Zodiac

In ancient times/our ancestors counted the years with 10 celestial stems and 12 terrestrial branches. Although this was scientific/most people were illiterate and could not memorize or calculate easily. Thus the animals that influenced people's lives were chosen to symbolize the terrestrial branches: the rat/ox/tiger/ rabbit/dragon/snake/horse/sheep/monkey/rooster/dog and pig.

Legend has it that one day the gods ordered that animals be designated as the signs of each year with the twelve who arrived first selected. At that time/the cat and mouse were good friends and neighbors. When they heard of this news/the cat said to mouse: 'We should arrive early to sign up/but I usually get up late.' The mouse then promised to awaken his friend and to go together. However/on the morning when he got up/he was too excited to recall his promise/and went directly to the gathering place. On the way/the mouse encountered the tiger/ox/horse/and other animals that ran much faster. In order not to fall behind them/he thought up a good idea. He made the straightforward ox carry him on condition that he sang for the ox. The ox and mouse arrived first. The ox was happy thinking that he would be the first sign of the years/but the mouse had already slid in front/and became the first lucky animal of the Chinese zodiac. Meanwhile his neighbor the cat was too late; when it finally arrived/ the selections were over. That's why other animals appear behind the little mouse and why the cat hates mice so much that every time they meet/the cat will chase and kill the mouse.

It is also said that this order of the zodiac originated in the Han Dynasty (206 - 220) according to the 12 time periods of a day:

From 11 p.m. to 1 a.m./the time rats actively seek food;
From 1 to 3 a.m./a time that oxen regurgitate;
From 3 to 5 a.m. tigers hunt prey and display their fiercest nature;
From 5 to 7 a.m./based on tales/the jade rabbit on the moon was busy pounding medicinal herb with a pestle;
From 7 to 9 a.m. dragons were said to hover in the sky to give people rainfall;
From 9 to 11 a.m. snakes start to leave their burrows;
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. the day is flourishing/as vigorous as an unconstrained horse;
From 1 to 3 p.m. it was said that if sheep ate grass at this time/they would grow stronger;
From 3 to 5 p.m. monkeys become lively;
From 5 to 7 p.m. roosters return to their roost as it is dark;
From 7 to 9 p.m. dogs begin to carry out their duty to guard entrances;
From 9 to 11 p.m. all is quiet and pigs are sleeping soundly.

For a long time there has been a special relationship between humans and the 12 zodiacal animals. Humans admired them/took them as totems/and in the artistic field/those animal signs were among the features of those themes. This can be reflected in artisans' paper-cut works/New-Year pictures/pottery and bronze wares/especially on the bronze mirrors before the appearance of glass ones/on which elaborate forms showed creativity and passion as well as wishes for a good life.

Character of Persons under Each Sign

Year of the Rat -1912/1924/ 1936/1948/1960/1972/1984/1996/2008/2020/2032/2044

Though in people's eyes/the rat is not adorable/and even some Chinese sayings that related to it have almost derogatory meanings/it ranged as the head of the Chinese zodiac. It was recognized as an animal with spirit/wit/ alertness/delicacy/flexibility and vitality.

People under this rat sign are usually smart and willing to accumulate wealth and to take efforts to be successful. Throughout their life/there will be many other people who can bring great fortune to them. Thus despite timidity/most of them are happy and harmonious with others.

People under the rat sign are usually smart and willing to accumulate wealth and to make efforts to be successful. Throughout their lives/there will be many other people who can bring great fortune to them. Thus despite timidity/most of them are happy and harmonious with others.

Best match: dragon/monkey/ox; Avoid: sheep/horse/rabbit/ rooster

Year of the Ox - 1913/1925/ 1937/1949/1961/1973/1985/1997/2009/2021/2033/2045

Ranked as the second zodiac/the ox has a large volume. In the life/people often used the ox to indicate something big or large in number. The ox is sedulous/simple/ honest/and straightforward. Fractious people are said to have an 'oxen temper'.

People born in this year are probably honest/ laborious/patient/obstinate/and poor at communication. Leaders in their career may not discover their abilities. In their old age/they would be bestowed with happiness. Women are usually good wives who pay attention to children's education/ but are likely to believe others' cajolery/so should be cautious.

Best match: rat/snake/rooster; Avoid: dragon/horse/sheep/ dog/rabbit

Year of the Tiger - 1914/ 1926/1938/1950/1962/1974/1986/1998/2010/2022/2034/2046

Tigers/considered to be brave/cruel/ forceful and terrifying/are the symbol of power and lordliness. In ancient times/people usually compared emperors or grandees with the tiger. Court officials often said that 'accompanying the emperor is just like being at the side of a tiger'. There are also many legends on hunting tigers dealing with struggling against evil might.

People born in the year of the tiger are tolerant/staunch/valiant/and respected. In their middle age/ their fate may be uneven/but afterwards will enjoy a bright prospect. Their shortcoming is to project themselves before others. But most women under the tiger sign are intelligent/ faithful and virtuous.

Best match: horse/dog; avoid: snake/monkey

Year of the Rabbit - 1915/ 1927/1939/1951/1963/1975/1987/1999/2011/2023/2036/2047

The rabbit has represented hope of the Chinese people for a long time. It is tender and lovely. The moon goddess Chang'e in Chinese legend had a rabbit as her pet/ which stimulated the thought that only the rabbit was amiable enough to match her noble beauty. The Chinese character 'Tu' (rabbit) is part of 'Yi' (escape or leisure) indicating speed and distance. The Han people have a custom that a pregnant woman is not allowed to eat rabbit meat for fear that the child will be born with a harelip. The newborn is given paintings of children and rabbits representing that the child will have a peaceful and happy life.

People born under the sign of the rabbit are gentle/sensitive/modest/and merciful and have strong memory. They like to communicate with others in a humorous manner. They cannot bear dull life/so they are good at creating romantic or interesting spice. But they lack meditative abilities and often sink money into ideas that may cause failures in their career.

Best match: sheep/dog/pig; avoid: rat/ox/dragon/rooster/ horse

Year of the Dragon - 1916/ 1928/1940/1952/1964/1976/1988/2000/2012/2024/2036/2048

The dragon enjoys a very high reputation in Chinese culture. It is the token of authority/dignity/honor/ success/luck/and capacity. In ancient China/a dragon was thought to speed across the sky with divine power. Emperors entitled themselves exclusively as 'dragon'; their thrones were called 'dragon thrones'/their clothes 'dragon gowns'.

People under the sign of the dragon are lively/energetic and fortunate. They often can be leaders and try to go for perfection. When they meet with difficulties/they are not discouraged. But they are a little arrogant/and impatient/and women are over- confident. If they overcome these defects/they can have a brighter future.

Best match: rat/monkey/rooster; avoid: dog/ox/dragon/ rabbit

Year of the Snake - 1917/ 1929/1941/1953/1965/1977/1989/2001/2013/2015/2037/2049

In the Chinese zodiac/snake is listed after the dragon/but its place and the significance as the symbol of worship is far behind the dragon's. The snake carries the meanings of malevolence/cattiness and mystery/as well as acumen/divination and the ability to distinguish herbs. In some places/people believe that a snake found in their court can bring delight. In Spring Festival/people like to paste onto their doors and windows the paper-cut 'Fu' character (happiness)/combined with the snake twisting around a rabbit as a popular pattern indicating wealth.

People born in the year of the snake often have a good temper/a skill of communicating/and a gracious morality/but they are likely to be jealous and suspicious. They should be cautious about discussion with others/as that might cause them to lose friendship and opportunities. Women under the sign of the snake do well in housework but are irritable. They might gradually enjoy happiness in their old age.

Best match: ox/rooster; avoid: tiger/monkey/pig

Year of Horse - 1918/1930/ 1942/1954,1966/1978/1990/2002/2014/2026/2038/2050

The spirit of the horse is recognized to be the Chinese people's ethos - making unremitting efforts to improve themselves. It is energetic/bright/warm-hearted/ intelligent and able. Ancient people liked to designate an able person as 'Qianli Ma' (a horse that covers a thousand li a day).

People born in the year of the horse have ingenious communicating techniques and in their community they always want to be in the limelight. They are active/clever/ kind to others/and like to join in a venture career. They cannot bear too much constraint. However they are interested in only the superficial level of an object/neglecting the essence. Once they suffer from failure/they become pessimistic.

Best match: tiger/sheep/dog; Avoid: rat/ox/rabbit/horse

Year of the Sheep - 1919/ 1931/1943/1955/1967/1979/1991/2003/2015/2027/2039/2051

The sheep is among the animals that people like most. It is gentle and calm. Since ancient times/people have learned to use its fleece to make writing brushes and skin to keep warm. As it is white/people describe delicate and precious white jade to be 'suet jade'. Thus it is close to the meaning of good things.

People under the sign of the sheep are tender/polite/filial/clever/and kind-hearted. They have special sensitivity to art and beauty/faith in a certain religion and a special fondness for quiet living. They cope with business cautiously and circumspectly. In their daily life/they try to be economical. Women born in this year are willing to take good care of others/but they should avoid pessimism and hesitation.

Best match: rabbit/horse/pig; avoid: rat/ox/dog

Year of the Monkey - 1920/ 1932/1944/1956/1968/1980/1992/2004/2016/2028/2040/2052

The monkey is a clever animal. People used to compare it to a smart person. During the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC - 476 BC)/the dignified official title/marquis with the pronunciation 'Hou'/was the same as the monkey's. The monkey was thereby bestowed with auspicious meaning. It appeared on pictures pasted on the walls and doors to predict good fortune in officialdom.

Most people born in the Year of the Monkey are lively/flexible/and versatile. They love moving and sports. To help others they put their own business aside. When communicating/they do not like to be controlled and have a strong desire to present themselves. In their work/they will show amazing creativity. If they are not impatient and mouthy/ they can gain more achievement.

Best match: rat/dragon; avoid: tiger/snake/pig

Year of the Rooster - 1921/ 1933/1945/1957/1969/1981/1993/2006/2017/2029/2041/2053

The rooster is almost the epitome of fidelity and punctuality. For ancestors who had no alarm clocks/the rooster's crowing was significant/as it could awaken people to get up and start to work. Another symbolic meaning the rooster carries is exorcising evil spirits. People used to worship ancestors and believed in fortune telling for a long time.

Roosters are considered to be honest/bright/ communicative/ambitious and warm-hearted. They might be enthusiastic about something quickly/but soon might be impassive. They have strong self-respect and seldom rely on others. As most roosters are born pretty or handsome/they might have several loves in their lives/treating each lover seriously. If they can overcome their arrogance/they will make more progress.

Best match: ox/dragon/snake; avoid: rooster/dog/rabbit

Year of the Dog - 1922/ 1934/1946/1958/1970/1982/1994/2006/2018/2030/2042/2054

The dog is the human's friend who can understand the human's spirit and obey its master/whether he is wealthy or not. The Chinese regard the dog as an auspicious animal. If a dog happens to come to a house/usually the host will be very glad to adopt it/for it symbolizes the coming of fortune. Poodles/especially black poodles/bring more luck. The masters of dogs are not only humans/but the immortal in legends as well. The invincible God Erlang used a wolf-dog mix to help him capture monsters.

One born in the Year of Dog has a straightforward character. In their career and love/they are faithful/courageous/dexterous/smart and warm-hearted. Most women under this sign are appealing but lack stability. Correct this defect and good fortune will come to them.

Best match: tiger/rabbit/horse; avoid: ox/dragon/sheep/ rooster

Year of the Pig - 1923/ 1935/1947/1959/1971/1983/1995/2007/2019/2020/2031/2043/2055

A pig is not as smart as a dog in understanding human thought. It likes sleeping and eating and becomes fat. Thus it usually features laziness and clumsiness. On the positive side/it behaves itself/has no calculation to harm others/and can bring affluence to people. Consequently/ pigs were once regarded as wealth.

People born in the Year of the Pig are honest and frank. They have a calm appearance and strong heart/but they lack patience and independence. As they do not like to talk in a roundabout way/they are thought to be unsociable. Luckily/ they are tolerant and optimistic/so not until they become your friends can their virtue/advantages and fidelity to friendship be found.

Best match: sheep/rabbit; avoid: snake/pig/monkey

The 12 Animal Signs & Their Meanings

The twelve animal signs of the Chinese zodiac form the foundation of Chinese astrology, with each person's birth year determining their primary animal sign.

The Twelve Animal Signs

Rat

Quick-witted, resourceful, and adaptable

Sometimes opportunistic and restless

Ox

Diligent, dependable, and methodical

Can be stubborn and resistant to change

Tiger

Brave, competitive, and passionate

Sometimes impulsive and risk-taking

Rabbit

Gentle, diplomatic, and peace-loving

Can be avoidant of conflict and indecisive

Dragon

Charismatic, energetic, and confident

Sometimes domineering and perfectionistic

Snake

Wise, intuitive, and private

Can be secretive and occasionally jealous

Horse

Energetic, independent, and freedom-loving

Sometimes impatient and quick-tempered

Goat

Creative, empathetic, and gentle

Can be indecisive and overly dependent on others

Monkey

Clever, versatile, and innovative

Sometimes mischievous and opportunistic

Rooster)

Observant, practical, and hardworking

Can be critical and somewhat vain

Dog

Loyal, honest, and protective

Sometimes anxious and stubborn

Pig

Kind-hearted, generous, and easy-going

Can be naive and materialistic

According to popular legend, the Jade Emperor summoned all animals to a race, with the first twelve to arrive becoming the zodiac signs. The clever Rat rode on the Ox's back, jumping ahead at the last moment to win first place, followed by the other animals in the order we know today.

The Five Elements (Wu Xing)

Chinese astrology incorporates the five elements theory (Wu Xing), adding another layer of complexity to the twelve animal signs. These elements—Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water—rotate through each animal sign in a five-year cycle, creating a total of 60 possible animal-element combinations.

Element Characteristics

Each element adds specific qualities to the animal sign it combines with:

Wood (Years ending in 4 or 5)

Represents growth, vitality, and expansion

Adds flexibility, creativity, and idealism

Fire (Years ending in 6 or 7)

Represents transformation, passion, and dynamism

Adds enthusiasm, leadership, and expressiveness

Earth (Years ending in 8 or 9)

Represents stability, nourishment, and grounding

Adds practicality, reliability, and patience

Metal (Years ending in 0 or 1)

Represents clarity, precision, and structure

Adds determination, efficiency, and order

Water (Years ending in 2 or 3)

Represents adaptability, intuition, and depth

Adds sensitivity, reflection, and wisdom

For example, a Wood Dragon (born in 1964 or 2024) combines Dragon's natural leadership with Wood's flexibility and creativity, potentially creating a more diplomatic leader than a Metal Dragon, who might be more structured and disciplined.

The elements interact with each other through creative and controlling cycles:

Creative Cycle: Wood feeds Fire, Fire creates Earth, Earth bears Metal, Metal collects Water, Water nourishes Wood.

Controlling Cycle: Wood parts Earth, Earth absorbs Water, Water extinguishes Fire, Fire melts Metal, Metal cuts Wood.

Yin & Yang Polarities

The concept of yin and yang—complementary opposite forces that create wholeness—plays a crucial role in Chinese astrology. Each animal sign is assigned either yin or yang polarity, creating an alternating pattern throughout the zodiac.

Yang Signs: Rat, Tiger, Dragon, Horse, Monkey, Dog

Yin Signs: Ox, Rabbit, Snake, Sheep/Goat, Rooster, Pig

Yang qualities include active, expressing, external, assertive, and associated with daylight and heat. Yin qualities include receptive, containing, internal, responsive, and associated with night and coolness.

These polarities influence how the basic animal sign traits express themselves. For instance, both Dragon and Snake signs are powerful and wise, but the Yang Dragon tends to express power openly and dramatically, while the Yin Snake's power is more subtle, internal, and strategically applied.

The 60-Year Cycle Explained

One of the most sophisticated aspects of Chinese astrology is its 60-year calendar cycle, created by combining the twelve animal signs with the five elements. This system, known as the sexagenary cycle, has been used in China for over 2,000 years.

The 60-year cycle forms through the interaction of:

The 12-year cycle of Earthly Branches (animal signs)

The 10-year cycle of Heavenly Stems (elements with yin/yang polarities)

Since the least common multiple of 12 and 10 is 60, it takes 60 years for the exact same combination of animal sign and element to recur. This creates a precise way to mark time and track astrological influences.

Historically, completing a full 60-year cycle was considered a significant life achievement. The 60th birthday (known as Jiazi) is still celebrated as especially auspicious in Chinese culture.

In practice, the 60-year cycle allows for much more specific personality descriptions than the basic 12 animal signs alone. For example, a Wood Rat (1924, 1984) differs from a Water Rat (1912, 1972).

Four Pillars/BaZi System

For those seeking even greater precision, Chinese astrology offers the Four Pillars or BaZi system, which examines not just the year but also the month, day, and hour of birth. This creates a detailed "Four Pillars" chart that provides remarkably specific personality and destiny readings.

A complete Four Pillars chart includes:

Year Pillar: Family background, early life, and ancestral influences

Month Pillar: Career, public life, and relationship with parents

Day Pillar: Personal character, core identity, and marriage

Hour Pillar: Children, later life, and hidden aspects of personality

Each pillar contains both a Heavenly Stem (element with yin/yang polarity) and an Earthly Branch (animal sign), creating eight characters that provide the foundation for interpretation—hence the Chinese name BaZi, meaning "eight characters."

Professional BaZi analysis examines the balance of elements, relationships between pillars, hidden elements within the Earthly Branches, and special combinations within the chart. This system offers insights into character, relationships, career aptitudes, health tendencies, and favorable timing for important decisions.

Flowers for Each Chinese Zodiac Sign

While astrological zodiac signs are based on the Earth’s orbit around the sign, Chinese zodiac signs are based on the lunar calendar. This means that signs are based on individual years rather than months. Learning the flowers associated with each sign can help you pick out flowers for loved ones and provide inspiration for baby names from flowers.

Rat: Lily

Those born in the year of the rat are wise, crafty, and determined. They’ll appreciate the lily’s unique shape and big blooms.

Ox: Tulip

People born in the year of the ox are honest, determined, and loyal. The tulip’s ability to return year after year will speak to the ox’s characteristics.

Tiger: Anthurium

Tigers are adventurous, charismatic, and enthusiastic individuals. They’ll love the alluring and long-lasting blooms of the anthurium.

Rabbit: Snapdragon

People born in the year of the rabbit are compassionate and gentle. The snapdragon’s interesting flowers speak to the rabbit’s clever nature.

Dragon: Hyacinth

As you might expect, those with a dragon sign are courageous and passionate. They’ll love the hyacinth’s strong scent and long-lasting blooms.

Snake: Orchid

The snake is a sly and wise creature with a great deal of intuition. Those born in the year of the snake fit in well with the orchid’s long stem and mesmerizing flowers.

Horse: Calla Lily

People born in the year of the horse are energetic, honest, and sometimes impatient. They’ll love the calla lily’s beautiful, bright blooms.

Sheep: Carnation

Sheep are charming and compassionate creatures with a bit of a lazy side. The carnation’s romantic and gentle blooms fit right in with the sheep.

Monkey: Chrysanthemum

Those born in the year of the monkey are confident, charming, and sometimes erratic. They’ll love the many petals present in chrysanthemum flowers.

Rooster: Gladiola

Roosters are blunt, talented, and charming, much like the large blooms of the gladiola.

Dog: Rose

People with the dog sign are likable, protective, and helpful individuals. Their flower is the popular rose.

Pig: Hydrangea:

People born in the year of the pig are intelligent, curious, and a bit gullible. They’ll love exploring the many petals of a hydrangea flower.

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