Chinese Astrology , Year of the Rabbit
The Rabbit is found in the fourth zodiac location in Chinese astrology. It is actually the Chinese Year of the Hare that is expressed in the zodiac since there are no native species of rabbits. When compared to Western astrology, it is seen as the equivalent of Pisces. In this article, you will learn more about the characteristics associated with the Rabbit in Chinese astrology.
Out of all the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac, the rabbit is considered the most delicate. With a usually kind and sweet disposition, this makes a person born under the sign rather popular amongst the people. Since they make good company, it is quite common to find them surrounded by loving friends. Despite being surrounded by love and companionship, the Rabbit can still show signs of pessimism. They tend not to embrace chance, which can lead to insecurity and conservativeness.
Other personality traits of people born under the Year of the Rabbit include:
Ӣ Rabbits are full of compassion and sentiment. Because of this, they tend to cry easily.
Ӣ In relationships, they make great partners that bring faithfulness and sweetness together.
Ӣ It is not uncommon to find a Rabbit not making a decision without truly weighing the pros and cons of a situation.
Traditional associations of the Rabbit zodiac sign include the eastern direction, the season of spring, the month of March, the element of wood, the gemstone pearl, and the color gray.
Are You a Rabbit?
You are born under the Year of the Rabbit if your birthday falls within these dates in relation to your birth year:
1903: 29 Jan 1903 – 15 Feb 1904 (Water)
1915: 14 Feb 1915 – 02 Feb 1916 (Wood)
1927: 02 Feb 1927 – 22 Jan 1928 (Fire)
1939: 19 Feb 1939 – 07 Feb 1940 (Earth)
1951: 06 Feb 1951 – 26 Jan 1952 (Metal)
1963: 25 Jan 1963 – 12 Feb 1964 (Water)
1975: 11 Feb 1975 – 30 Jan 1976 (Wood)
1987: 29 Jan 1987 – 16 Feb 1988 (Fire)
1999: 16 Feb 1999 – 04 Feb 2000 (Earth)
2011: 03 Feb 2011 – 22 Jan 2012 (Metal)
Compatibility with Rabbits
When looking for a love match, the Rabbit will create a truly strong relationship with a Pig. Next in line, the Dragon and Rabbit together are known to make a good team. The Goat offers the chance for happiness and the two can forge a nice union with one another.
Pairing with their same sign, the Rabbit could find a suitable mate, but the couple will have a better chance at lasting if they have access to a lot of money. While a relationship with an Ox could work, it is best to rethink a permanent bond with a Snake. It’s best to just stay friends with a Horse or Rooster. If a Rabbit is looking for a partner to keep them amused, the Monkey will certainly oblige. A Rabbit can find a good mate in a Dog if they both are able to keep their cool with one another.
The Rabbit is fairly compatible with a lot of other signs, but they simply will not get along with a Rat. They will also find it difficult to establish a lasting relationship with a Tiger, and if they get married , it could be viewed as taking an easy way out.