Chinese Horoscope: Check who you should be friends with, who you should marry, and who you should do business with.

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We need to be very clear about who our life partner will be. Therefore, according to Eastern astrology, it explains who you will share part of your life with.

Marriage, business, and friendship are some of the social interactions we need to be clear about in order to understand, accept, and support ourselves. For the person “on the other end” to be pleasant and understandable, we need to be on the same page and have common goals. Therefore, it’s important to know the basic conditions for these interactions to align with us and our partners.

Chinese astrology addresses this topic in some depth and offers several ways to assess compatibility by year of birth. Chinese astrologer Ann Smyth suggests considering the most basic ones.

Each person knows their own birth year according to the Chinese calendar. We’ll base our discussion on this characteristic. Below, we’ll consider suitable partner options for each birth year according to the Chinese calendar.

Rat (2020, 2008, 1996, 1984, 1972, 1960)

These people are restless and ideological by nature, resourceful and inventive, capable of communicating astutely and able to see the benefits. However, they lack the consistency and stability necessary to make many of their goals a reality. Rats are people who start things easily, but have obvious difficulties completing them. They may have several projects in progress at once.

And the Ox will become the Rat’s best partner. The Bull is a solid and healthy sign, conservative and even ” clumsy ” in some ways. The Ox will easily support the Rat’s restless nature and keep it grounded . The Rat’s best partner is the Ox. However, the Rat will also be able to reach a mutual understanding with the Monkey and the Dragon.

Bull (2021, 2009, 1997, 1985, 1973, 1961)

This is a solid and conservative person, slow to make decisions, stubborn, and very patient. Their strengths are reliability, honesty, and hard work. Their weaknesses are: an unwillingness to change, difficulty making decisions, and inflexibility. They have a hard time accepting new things. This is an earth sign, slow-moving and as stable as possible.

Therefore, it is the Rat, with its flexibility and adaptability, ideological approach and lightheartedness, that will become your best partner. Furthermore, the Ox easily finds a common language with the Rooster and the Snake.

Tiger (2022, 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962)

Always visible in society, handsome and attractive. He can be sensitive and fight for justice, so he’s often tense enough to leap at a moment’s notice. And he lacks relaxation and lightness.

The “Water” Pig will become the best companion for the “Wood” Tiger, bringing peace and tranquility. The Pig’s water will be an excellent resource for the Tiger tree, enabling it, full of strength, to take the leap. Furthermore, it’s easy for the Tiger to find common ground in communication with the Horse and the Dog.

Rabbit (2023, 2011, 1999, 1987, 1975, 1963)

Diplomatic and accommodating, polite and discreet, the Rabbit remains very shy. He is capable of protecting himself, but due to the breadth of his emotions, he can become stressed. He needs support and protection, a kind of “guardian” who, watching over the Rabbit’s sleep and peace, will give him a chance to rest before a new round of diplomatic actions.

Dogs, of course, will become Rabbits’ best friends. They are excellent protectors for Rabbits. Only then will the Rabbit be able to be calm, plan, and look clearly into the future, when their rear end is protected. The other two signs with which the Rabbit finds it easy to communicate are the Pig and the Goat.

The Dragon (2012, 2000, 1988, 1976, 1964)

Majestic and prominent, proud and tenacious, the Dragon believes in his ideas, stature, and abilities. However, as the only mystical sign of the twelve signs in the Chinese zodiac, he sometimes breaks with reality and sets goals that are difficult to achieve. He lacks common sense, precision, and pragmatism.

These qualities will be easily acquired in alliance with the Rooster, who will become your best friend and partner. It’s also easy to find support and understanding in communication with the Rat and the Monkey.

Snake (2013, 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965)

The wise and cunning Snake is capable of constructing complex long-term strategies, but small, current tasks are not easy for them. They can be sensitive and distrustful, and may lack positivity and joy.

Therefore, if the agile and cheerful Monkey becomes your best friend and companion, this will add important qualities to your reality and balance it. Furthermore, the Snake has a good relationship with the Rooster and the Ox.

The Horse (2014, 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966)

Naturally restless, eager for adventure and the events around them, horses are incredibly active and resilient. They strive for leadership and dominance, are willing to compete with almost anyone, and are often stressed. These qualities require a balance.

Calm and motivated, loyal and patient, the Goat will create the necessary balance for the Horse. Horses also find like-minded people and loyal allies in Dogs and Tigers.

The Goat (2015, 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967)

Their main qualities are belonging to a group, commitment, and loyalty. They are often loyal and understanding, peaceful people who strive for balance and harmony. However, they lack dynamism and drive, movement, and activity.

And it’s the Horses who can provide them with those opportunities. The Horse sets the course and establishes goals, and the Goat brings up the rear and gives the Horse a true friend. Furthermore, the Goat will achieve excellent understanding in alliance with the Pig and the Rabbit.

The Monkey (2016, 2004, 1992, 1980, 1968)

Dexterous, cunning, and capable, the Monkey strives for quick results; he can be impetuous and fickle. He sees and achieves short-term goals well, but struggles with long-term planning.

Therefore, a calm and wise Snake will become the Monkey’s best assistant, adding consistency and regularity to his actions. The Monkey also has a good relationship with the Rat and the Dragon.

The Rooster (2017, 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969)

Organized and clear, precise and pedantic, the Rooster “pecks at the heartstrings” without setting far-reaching goals. The Rooster is capable of hard work, accurate calculations, and responsibility.

The Dragon, noble and mystical, capable of broadening horizons, will help you achieve scale and achieve greater goals. The Rooster can also gain understanding and support from the Snake and the Ox.

Dog (2018, 2006, 1994, 1982, 1970)

The best defender and guardian of the twelve signs, supporting and giving himself to his neighbor without a trace, is the Dog. It is extremely important for a Dog to see who he can direct his support to, in order to find an “object of protection.”

And the Rabbit, fragile and tender, shy and restless, becomes an ideal “object” and at the same time a good friend, a grateful companion. It’s also common for Dogs to become like-minded people with Horses and Tigers.

Pig (2019, 2007, 1995, 1983, 1971)

The Pig’s main qualities are relaxed and friendly. They radiate vitality and willingly share their warmth. They can be excellent conversationalists and supporters; they love comfort and dislike conflict; they can be inert and passive.

The Tiger, active and sometimes even aggressive, will set the course for them, balancing them and becoming the best partner in any partnership. Furthermore, the Pig finds it easy to negotiate with the Rabbit and the Goat.