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Chinese Astrology

The Rabbit

Year of the Rabbit

Rabbit is the fourth in the 12-year cycle of Chinese zodiac sign. The Years of the Rabbit include 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023…

For Chinese people, the rabbit is a tame creature representing hope for a long time. It is tender and lovely. The moon goddess Chang’e in Chinese legend had a rabbit as her pet, which stimulated the thought that only this creature was amiable enough to match her noble beauty. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are not aggressive but approachable. They have a decent, noble and elegant manner.

Earthly Branch of Birth Year: Mao
Wu Xing (The Five Elements): Mu (Wood)
Yin Yang: Yin

Personality of the Rabbit

People with Chinese zodiac Rabbit sign usually impress others with an image of tenderness, grace and sensitive. They are romantic in relationship, having a high demand in life quality. They avoid arguing with others, and have a capability of converting an enemy into a friend. They are homebody and hospitable, and like house fitting-up. They can work with speed and efficiency, do not insist and get angry easily. But they also like hesitating, which makes them lose many chances.

Strengths
Gentle, sensitive, compassionate, amiable, modest, and merciful
Weaknesses
Amorous, hesitant, stubborn, timid, conservative

Love Compatibility of the Rabbit

Best Matches: Sheep, Monkey, Dog, Pig
They are romantic in love and adventurous in life. They know how to make compromises to make their relationship lasting and fresh. Living together, they can become more tolerant and considerate, and life will be sweet and happy.
Bad Matches: Snake, Rooster
Their relationship cannot be everlasting, for they will suffer from a series of disagreement and conflicts. They both feel suppressed in marriage life.

Jobs & Careers

Best Jobs: Artist, author, doctor, teacher…
Best Working Partners: Ox, Monkey, Dragon
Best Age to Start a Business: 35 – 45
Best Career Fields: Service Industry, Finance and Economy Field

Rabbit's Personality by Western Astrology Signs

They have various personality traits based on twelve western astrological signs, like elegant Aries, imaginative Taurus, positive Gemini, sentimental Cancer, wise Leo, cautious Virgo, suspicious Libra, calm Scorpio, self-esteemed Sagittarius, prudent Capricorn, bookish Aquarius and creative Pisces.

Rabbit's Personality by Blood Types

Blood Type O: They are decisive, brave and warm-hearted. Helping others will make them feel happy.
Blood Type A: Tender and elegant, they are considerate listeners. They have sharp insight in others’ inner thought, so they can always find a good way to communicate with others.
Blood Type B: Their humor makes them associate with more friends. Acute instinct makes them grasp every possible chance to make a fortune.
Blood Type AB: They are emotional and sentimental, enjoying acting alone. They have a special taste and talent in art, which make them looks different.

Which Type of 'Rabbit' Are You?

Rabbit people can be categorized in the following five types according to the traditional Five Elements theory.

Types	Years of Birth	Personality Traits
Wood Rabbit	1915, 1975	Simple and sprightly outside; shrewd and calculating inside.
Fire Rabbit	1927, 1987	Broad-minded with special foresight.
Earth Rabbit	1939, 1999	Aiming for far-off future, with great desire for wealth and success.
Metal Rabbit	1951, 2011	Kind-hearted, having pleasant relationship with people around.
Water Rabbit	1963, 2023	Gentle and agreeable; adaptable but easy to be influenced by others.

Celebrities Born with Chinese Zodiac Rabbit

Queen Victoria, Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan, David Beckham, Tiger Woods, Whitney Houston, Johnny Depp, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Drew Barrymore, Hilary Duff, Orlando Bloom, Zac Efron, Evan Rachel Wood, Jesse McCartney, Tobey Maguire, Lisa Kudrow, Brian Littrell, Charlize Theron, Sara Gilbert, Tom Delonge, Benjamin Bratt, Mike Myers, Orson Welles, Lionel Andrés Messi, Maria Sharapova, Jet Li, Emperor Qianlong of China’s Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911)