posted February 10, 2005 05:33 PM              

This link gives some info:

http://chinese.astrology.com/?arrivalSA=1&cobrandRef=0&arrival_freqCap=2

posted February 10, 2005 07:59 PM              

http://www.anycities.com/user1/chineseastrology/

posted January 26, 2011 11:53 PM            

It doesn't seem to be as in depth as western astrology,but there doesn't seem to be as many resources to learn about it either.

I guess I am.....

White Sheep, born in the year of Red Dragon. The first character in DAY represents me. So I am equivalent to Metal.

I guess it would make sense since I have sun conjunct mars conjunct mercury and also Moon square Neptune and Moon trine Venus and Venus conjunct Descendant as well as a few other aspects

Here's a cool site.....
http://www.fortuneangel.com/TDB/leChart.asp

Here's another cool website.
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/social_customs/zodiac/

posted January 27, 2011 12:29 AM            

Right now I have both but I wonder if anyone experienced better compatibility in one or the other and do you think it affected you?

posted February 07, 2011 08:13 PM            

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooster_%28zodiac%29

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Tiger_%28Chinese_constellation%29

It is symbolic.

posted February 09, 2011 05:26 PM            

I also have Snake rising - opposite from the Boar and it equates to Taurus. I have Saturn and Mercury in Taurus.

Then to top it off I have a Dragon Moon - which really relates to Aries.

posted February 09, 2011 09:15 PM            

For me I am born in the year of the Metal Horse.
Month of the Metal Dragon
Day of the Fire Lamb/Sheep/Goat/Ram
Hour of the Wood Snake

Here is a link for those who want to know theirs http://chinesehoroscopeonline.com/Chinesehoroscope.htm

And here is a link where you can learn about the personality traits that go along http://www.usbridalguide.com/special/chinesehoroscopes/Sheep.htm
(to find out your animal and element you just have to scroll down a bit when you click on the animal you want)

Here is a brief example of mine...

Metal Horse:
The Metal Horse loves to roam. Horses change jobs and partners frequently because of their need for adventure and their desire to tap into the unknown. The Metal Horse will make a better friend than partner because a friendship doesn’t tie him down the way a relationship does.

Metal Dragon:
Truthful but extreme, courageous but unyielding, Metal Dragons have a strength similar to the Dragon fire. Metal Dragons can often calm others through their forceful personalities. Yet even if they attract no support they will fight alone.

Fire Sheep:
Fire Sheep are not as likely to get their feelings hurt nor are they as likely to desire the approval of others as typical Sheep are. They are vivacious and charismatic, preferring theater to any of the other arts. Fire Sheep generally enjoy a tight circle of friends and family and enjoy the social limelight.

posted February 10, 2011 10:05 AM            

quote:

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THE WOOD OX 1925 AND 1985

Understanding and fair, these are the least unyielding of the Oxen and the most apt to change and accept new ideas. A more liberal attitude gives them the ability to appreciate the value of being a part of a team, and other members of the team respect the high principles of the Wood Ox. They are particularly self-confident giving them an air of unspoken authority. This characteristic means that Wood Oxen are often chosen as leaders or spokespeople. They also have a shorter fuse than other Ox people, and are more likely to be outspoken or to stand up in a crowd to be heard. These Oxen are quite devoted to those they love and make strong and affectionate friends and relations. Oxen are not the most sociable people and tend not to mix easily in social gatherings. Instead, they would rather be at home, enjoying their privacy and anonymity. Unlike the Rat, the Monkey, or the Rooster, the Oxen tend not to have a little black book, preferring a few very loyal friends to a large network of acquaintances. Oxen do know how to shine at social occasions, but more often than not they dislike small talk. These are wary people, unlikely to ignite friendships on the spur of the moment. They like to take their time and get to know people before disclosing themselves fully. A happy, solid relationship with their partner and children is the most satisfying goal they could accomplish.

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posted February 14, 2011 10:33 AM            

And here are some breif examples again

Earth Rabbit
Feb 19, 1939 to Feb 7, 1940
Feb 16, 1999 to Feb 4, 2000
In the middle of the night, the Earth Rabbit has light bulbs flashing, ideas and lots of them. Only thing is, as hardworking and serious about their work as they certainly are, they get bored easily - the grass is always greener somewhere else. As a result, love is always bubbling over with the afterglow of warmth and affection.

Wood Dragon
Feb 16, 1904 to Feb 3, 1905
Feb 13, 1964 to Feb 1, 1965
These Dragons are the chivalrous knights and guardian angels of life, generous with their friendship, compassionate, even heroic, in their deeds. Now, as you know, the chances of winning the lottery are pretty slim, but Wood Dragons just might do it. The Wood Dragon partner is loving and supportive of the loved one's needs and love is never taken for granted.