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| Chinese name: |
NIU |
| Order: |
Second |
| Ruling hours: |
1 a.m. - 3 a.m. |
| Direction of the Sign: |
North-North-East |
| Season and Month: |
Winter - January |
| Western Sign: |
Capricorn |
| Fixed Element: |
Water |
| Root: |
Negative |
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The Ox symbolizes prosperity reached thanks to strength of character
and diligence. A person born in the Year of the Ox is trustworthy, calm
and methodical. He or she is a patient and tireless worker who follows
routine and conventions. Although the Ox has an impartial mentality and
is a great listener, it's hard to make the Ox change his or her mind due
to obstinacy and prejudice. However, thanks to the Ox's constant and reliable
character, he or she can get positions of authority and responsibility.
He or she never pulls back when duty calls but sometimes this is not a
good thing. Modest and impeccable, those born in the Year of the Ox are
logical and decisive. Their intelligence and dexterity are hidden under
a reticent and inexpansive mask. Although introvert, the Ox's energetic
ways make him or her an eloquent speaker when necessary. In moments of
uncertainty, the Ox's spirit, refusal to be intimidated and inner self-confidence
are evident. He or she walks with head high. Systematic and reliable,
the Ox has great respect for tradition. He or she does exactly what is
required and this can lead to criticism from others due to his or her
lack of imagination. But the Ox knows that by doing things in the right
order, he or she can get lasting success. You won't find those born in
the year of the Ox hesitating in Life and waiting for Luck to lend a hand.
Whereas those born to other signs use their shrewdness and personality,
the Ox uses tenacity and dedication. You can count on him or her and when
the Ox gives his or her word, it is guaranteed. The Ox doesn't care what
others think of him or her. Those born in the year of the Ox give their
all and hate leaving anything unfinished or incomplete.