The Chinese year, which is based on a lunisolar calendar, begins and ends in January or February of the Gregorian calendar.
Leap years in the Chinese calendar happen approximately every three years when a leap month is added. As the Chinese say, 'This is the animal that hides in your heart'. The animal ruling year in which you were born exercises a profound influence on your life. In fact, the Chinese calendar's origins can be traced as far back as the 14th century BCE. Chinese zodiac (shngxiào) is based on a twelve year cycle, with each year of the lunar calendar in the cycle associated with an animal sign. The Chinese horoscope is based on these 12 Animals Signs, each having its own year in the cycle. This calendar is older than the Gregorian calendar, which is used by most countries today. The animal signs in the Chinese zodiac are calculated in accordance with the Chinese calendar, which is lunisolar and is based on astronomical observances of the Sun's longitude and the Moon's phases. Setting off firecrackers is hugely popular, and children get hongbao, little red gifts with money inside, from older family members. Couplets are poetic lines about spring and prosperity written in gold or black on red paper. Chinese zodiac (shngxio) is based on a twelve year cycle, with each year of the lunar calendar in the cycle associated with an animal sign. Traditionally, people give their house a thorough spring clean and hang couplets on their doors. In China, the start of a new year is celebrated with a Spring Festival, the biggest holiday of the year. The Earthly Branches are also the 12 Zodiac animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Cat, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. Not only is one's personality affected by the animal associated with their birth year, but the compatibility of their relationships also depends on their zodiac. Zodiac and Human ConnectionsĪccording to the Chinese zodiac, your birth year tells you more than just your age. Tiger is the 3rd animal in the Chinese zodiac. The Year of the Rabbit in 2023 is associated with water. In Chinese astrology, the Year of the Tiger corresponds with the earthly branch symbol yin.
Sincere, tolerant, hard-working, honest, optimistic 12 Animals and 5 ElementsĮach of the 12 years in the Chinese zodiac cycle is represented by an animal and is associated with one of five elemental signs: wood, earth, fire, water, and metal.
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