Chinese
Zodiac
HORSE
(Born in 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014)
About
their personality:
Horses are very appealing people. They are warm and friendly
and dearly love social gatherings with plenty of people. They
have a high spirited nature and are changeable. This makes
them hot-tempered, rash, and headstrong. They are always falling
in and out of love.
Horses
are adventurers at heart, but they do have sharp minds and
good abilities for managing money. They are self-reliant and
energetic. They love exercise, both mental and physical. Their
movements are rapid, yet graceful; their speech is quick,
yet elegant. Horses want things their way and they will become
aggressive when all else fails. They value their freedom above
all else. They are not possessive or jealous of others. It
is hard for them to follow a schedule for they have no respect
for routine. They keep strange hours and suffer from insomnia.
When they stop, it is usually from exhaustion.
Horses
are full of new ideas to solve tricky problems. When they
have an idea, they want to get right to it. They work around
the clock until they finish. Horses want you to come to the
point quickly since they don't have time to spare. They will
not care if you are blunt, just don't waste their time.
Horses
must be allowed to show their emotions. They are hot-blooded,
hot-tempered, and impatient, and they will gladly demonstrate.
In love, Horses are quite vulnerable. They give up everything
for the object of their affections. This causes them trouble
since they are such impulsive creatures! They must learn to
use caution.
Horses
don't mind starting over. They maintain their determination
and enjoy new successes. They belong in careers where they
are surrounded by people. They sway crowds and love being
flattered. Colorful and lively, they make many friends. If
they could be in several places at once, they would be delighted!
Their spirit is restless and searching. Creativity is part
of their being. They are talented writers and performers
Chinese Zodiac Compatibility
- Horse
Their best companions are people born in the year of the tiger,
dog and sheep. Those born in the year of dragon, snake, monkey,
rabbit, pig and rooster can become their friends, and others
born in the year of the horse can get along well with them.
They
do not like people born in the year of the mouse because they
cannot appreciate their changeable natures. They also have
conflicts with people born in the year of the ox, who are
stubborn, firm and persistent.
Compatibility Chart
Horse
and RAT
Unhappiness and strong animosities. Personality clashes and
bitter rivalry in marriage an business relations. Highly incompatible.
Horse
and OX
Not very lasting or congenial ties. Some barriers in communications.
Few similar interests. Cool relationships.
Horse
and TIGER
Excellent and happy match in love or business. No troubles
trsuting or communicating with each other. Highly compatible
team.
Horse
and RABBIT
Do not have much in common. Cannot relate well to each other.
Uncoopeartive or indifferent ties in love and business.
Horse
and DRAGON
Mutual respect with some underlying clashes for dominance.
Will be able to communicate to a certain degree to settle
grievances. Moderate ties.
Horse
and SNAKE
Have some difficulties comprehending each other. Unlikely
to have much in common. Polite or distant relations at best.
Horse
and HORSE
Have a lot in common. Teamwork can achieved. Mutual cooperation
and success in their relations. Good and lasting ties.
Horse
and SHEEP
Strong affinity and attraction for each other. Mutually beneficial
relations in love and business. Very compatible and successful
ties.
Horse
and MONKEY
Will cooperate to a certain degree to achie common goals.
Share some similar interests. No strong ties or understanding.
Horse
and ROOSTER
Some communication barriers and personality clashes. Will
be able to work out their differences. Cool to amicable relations.
Horse
and DOG
Very Happy and compatible union. Success and prosperity in
love and partnership. Deep understanding and affinity for
one another.
Horse and BOAR
Some areas of mutual interest. Moderately compatible. No special
attraction but no strong clashes either.
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