Chinese Zodiac. Lisa Liang Prepared by Annie Zeng / Ray Liang. May 8, st created April 8, 2001

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1 Chinese Zodiac Lisa Liang Prepared by Annie Zeng / Ray Liang May, st created April, 2001 The Chinese Zodiac consists of a 12 year cycle, each year of which is named after a different animal that imparts distinct characteristics to its year. The year of a person s birth is the primary factor in determining that person s personality traits, physical and mental attributes and degree of success and happiness through out his lifetime. This poster presentation gives you an opportunity to learn about your personal Animal Sign for entertainment purposes only!

2 Chinese Astrology The origin of the 12 animal signs of Chinese astrology is unclear. Chinese legend accredits Buddha (c.3-c.3 BC) with the creation of the 12-animal cycle. Apparently, he invited all the animals to visit him but, for some reason, only 12 animals showed up. To thank them, Budda gave each animal a year which would be dedicated to that animal alone throughout history. The years were allocated in the order in which the animals had arrived. -Collins Gem Chinese Astrology Book. 1

3 Rat (112,12,13,1,10,12,1,1,200) You are energetic, creative, charming, ambitious, alluring, inquisitive, witty, honest, thrifty, hard working, generous to friends, bright, happy, sociable. However, you sometimes may be over critical and manipulative. Ideal Partner: Dragon, Monkey Opposite: Horse Notable Rats: Marlon Brando, Churchill, Mozart, Tolstoy, Jules Verne, Shakespeare, Washington, Truman Capote.

4 Ox (113,12,13,1,11,13,1,1,200) You will be a leader, patient, precise, hard working, proud, reserved, strong, persistent, conservative, steady, trustworthy, introverted but a commanding and eloquent speaker, naive in relationships. You may tend to be obstinate and demanding. Ideal Partner: Snake, Rooster Opposite: Goat Notable Oxen: Johnny Carson, Bill Cosby, Hitler, Margaret Thatcher, Malcolm X, Napoleon, Vincent Van Gogh.

5 Tiger (11,12,13,10,12,1,1,1,2010) You are noble, aggressive, frank, generous, polite, brave, deep, sensitive, a leader. Please be careful not to be hot-tempered and argumentative. Ideal Partner: Horse, Dog Opposite: Monkey Notable Tigers: Dwight Eisenhower, Hugh Hefner, Evil Knievel, Ho Chi Minh, Marco Polo, Mary the Queen of Scots, Queen Elizabeth II.

6 Rabbit (11,12,13,11,13,1,1,1,2011) Clever, peaceable, prudent, cultivated, gregarious, tactful, sensitive, companionable, virtuous, gifted, articulate, compassionate, luckiest of all signs. Try to avoid to be oldfashioned and unimaginative. Ideal Partner: Goat, Pig Opposite: Rooster Notable Rabbits: Harry Belafonte, Confucius, Einstein, Henry Miller, David Rockefeller, George C. Scott, Benjamin Spock, Queen Victoria.

7 Dragon (11,12,10,12,1,1,1,2000,2012) Astute, conscientious, scrupulous, sentimental, energetic, emotional, healthy, generous, artistic, lucky, successful, influential. Also anxious and stubborn. Ideal Partner: Monkey, Rat Opposite: Dog Notable Dragons: Joan of Arc, Jimmy Connors, Salvador Dali, Freud, John Lennon, Al Pacino, Frank Sinatra.

8 Snake (11,12,11,13,1,1,1,2001,2013) Also known as serpent. Refined, wise, entrancing, accommodating, deep, attractive, amusing, sympathetic, calm, confident, gentle, intuitive. Try to avoid to be possessive and quick tempered. Ideal Partner: Rooster, Ox Enemy: Pig,Tiger Notable Snakes: Carole King, Lincoln, Edgar Allan Poe, Mao Tse-tung.

9 Horse (11,130,12,1,1,1,10,2002,201) Outgoing, athletic, articulate, sentimental, confident, hard working, independent. May be rebellious and impatient. Ideal Partner: Dog, Tiger Opposite: Rat Notable Horses: Spiro Agnew, Neil Armstrong, Leonard Bernstein, Chopin, Paul McCartney, Rembrandt, Teddy Roosevelt.

10 Goat (11,131,13,1,1,1,11,2003,201) Persistent, rational, peace-loving, inventive, adaptable, tasteful. Sometimes also intrusive and a little undisciplined. Ideal Partner: Rabbit, Pig Opposite: Ox Notable Sheep: Mick Jagger, Michelangelo, Mark Twain, Valentino, Orville Wright.

11 Monkey (120,132,1,1,1,10,12,200,201) Analytical, humorous, inventive, skilled in business, independent, clever, magnetic personality. Might be opportunistic and slightly childish. Ideal Partner: Dragon, Rat Opposite: Tiger Notable Monkeys: Yul Brynner, Julius Caeser, Elizabeth Taylor, Harry Truman, Leonardo da Vinci.

12 Rooster (121,133,1,1,1,11,13,200,201) Lively, candid, resourceful, courageous, generous, adventurous, confident, sincere, talented. Tends to be arrogant and suspicious. Ideal Partner: Ox, Snake Opposite: Rabbit Notable Roosters: Caruso, Rudyard Kipling, Groucho Marx, Peter Ustinov.

13 Dog (122,13,1,1,10,12,1,200,201) Brave, faithful, generous, intelligent, philosophical, unpretentious. Also guarded, critical, and fault-finding. Ideal Partner: Tiger, Horse Opposite: Dragon Notable Dogs: Alan Arkin, Carol Burnett, Elvis, Benjamin Franklin, George Gershwin, Socrates.

14 Pig (123,13,1,1,11,13,1,200,201) Faithful, amiable, scrupulous, charitable, fair, sensitive, peaceful, impartial, sincere. Tends to be defenseless and insecure. Ideal Partner: Rabbit, Goat Opposite: Snake Notable Pigs: Woody Allen, Al Capone, Diahann Carroll, Ernest Hemingway, Henry Kissinger.

15 Compatibility among the Chinese Signs on a scale of 1 (less compatible) to 10 (more compatible) Pig 2 Dog 2 Rooster Monkey 2 Goat 3 Horse 3 Snake Dragon 2 Rabbit 2 3 Tiger 2 Ox Rat Pig Dog Rooster Monkey Goat Horse Dragon Snake Rabbit Tiger Ox Rat

16 FIND THE ANIMAL THAT HIDES IN YOUR HEART - CHINESE ZODIAC IS AMAZINGLY ACCURATE RAT Jan.2,13 to Feb.10,13 Feb.10,1 to Feb.1,1 Jan.2,10 to Feb.1,11 Jan.1,12 to Feb.02,13 Feb.02,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.1,1 to Feb.0,1 DRAGON Feb.0,10 to Jan.2,11 Jan.2,12 to Feb.13,13 Feb.13,1 to Feb.01,1 Jan.31,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.1,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,2000 to Jan.23,2001 MONKEY Jan.2,1 to Feb.12,1 Feb.12,1 to Jan.30,1 Jan.30,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.1,10 to Feb.0,11 Feb.0,12 to Jan.22,13 Jan.22,200 to Feb.0,200 OX Feb.11,13 to Jan.30,13 Jan.2,1 to Feb.1,10 Feb.1,11 to Feb.0,12 Feb.03,13 to Jan.22,1 Feb.20,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,1 to Jan.2,1 TIGER Jan.31,13 to Feb.1,13 Feb.1,10 to Feb.0,11 Feb.0,12 to Jan.2,13 Jan.23,1 to Feb.10,1 Jan.0,1 to Jan.2,1 Jan.2,1 to Feb.0,1 RABBIT Feb.1,13 to Feb.0,10 Feb.0,11 to Jan.2,12 Jan.2,13 to Feb.12,1 Feb.11,1 to Jan.30,1 Jan.2,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.0,1 to Feb.0,2000 SNAKE Jan.2,11 to Feb.1,12 Feb.1,13 to Feb.02,1 Feb.02,1 to Jan.20,1 Feb.1,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,1 to Jan.2,10 Jan.2,2001 to Feb.11,2002 HORSE Jan.1,12 to Feb.0 13 Feb.03,1 to Jan.23,1 Jan.21,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,1 to Jan.2,1 Jan.2,10 to Feb.1,11 Feb.12,2002 to Jan.31,2003 GOAT Jan.0,13 to Jan.2,1 Jan.2,1 to Feb.11,1 Feb.0,1 to Jan.2,1 Jan.2,1 to Feb.1,10 Feb.1,11 to Feb.03,12 Feb.01,2003 to Jan.21,200 ROOSTER Feb.13,1 to Feb.01,1 Jan.31,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.1,1 to Feb.0,10 Feb.0,11 to Jan.2,12 Jan.23,13 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,200 to Jan.2,200 DOG Feb.02,1 to Jan.21,1 Feb.1,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,10 to Jan.2,11 Jan.2,12 to Feb.12,13 Feb.10,1 to Jan.30,1 Jan.2,200 to Feb.1,200 PIG Jan.22,1 to Feb.0,1 Feb.0,1 to Jan.2,10 Jan.2,11 to Jan.1,12 Feb.13,13 to Feb.01,1 Jan.31,1 to Feb.1,1 Feb.1,200 to Feb.0,200