Chinese Zodiac

PIG/BOAR (Born in 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019)

About their personality: Boars are self-reliant, very sociable, dependable, and extremely determined. Boars are peace lovers and don't hold grudges. They hate arguments, tense situations, and try to bring both sides together. In life they make deep and long-lasting friendships. Boars enjoy social gatherings of all kinds, and look for parties to attend. Boars belong to clubs and they make terrific fund raisers. They have a real knack for charity and social work. Boars always listen to problems. They won't mind getting involved and try to help. Boars have big hearts. A problem that Boars have is that they are too innocent and naive.

Boars do not dazzle or shimmer. They possess the old-fashioned chivalry that grows on you until you totally depend on it. It is so easy to trust Boars. They have a calm expression and a sincere manner. They are blessed with endurance and work steadily at tasks with great patience until completion.

Once Boars arrive at a decision nothing stops them. Of course, before they reach that decision they weigh all the pros and cons. They definitely want to avoid complications. Sometimes they ponder so long they miss the opportunity altogether. But never mind, Boars always believe in miracles, and miracles always happen to them. Fortune favours Boars. They always find someone to help them without having to beg.

In romance, if not careful, Boars may be taken advantage of. Boars trust everyone and believe everything they hear. They are unselfish and enjoy helping their friends. Although they are gullible, they are actually quite intelligent and know how to take care of their own. If you hurt their feelings, Boars often carry the pain for years. They have a hard time saying no to those of concern. Often they wish they had said no.

Boars will always be looking for ways to work off all their extra energy. They work and play hard. Even if they lose everything, Boars manage to bounce back. The Chinese believe Boars own the Horn of Plenty.

Chinese Zodiac Compatibility - Pig/Boar

They can live most happily with people born in the year of the rabbit, who are quiet and smart, and those born in the year of the sheep, who are very steady. And they can get along well with those born in the year of the tiger. Besides, they can cooperate with those born in the year of the mouse, ox, dragon, horse, rooster and dog, but not with others born in the year of the pig. They wifl find themselves at their wits' end when they meet people born in the year of the snake or monkey, because such persons are too wily.

Compatibility Chart

Boar and RAT
Moderately happy or at least peaceful relations. No personality clashes. Share some common interests. Fairly compatible.

Boar and OX
No strong conflicts. Compatible to a certain extent. Acceptable but moderate relations. No permanent bonds.

Boar and TIGER
Sympathetic and have mutual interests at heart. Happy and compatible to a good degree. Can work as a team.

Boar and RABBIT
Successful match to some degree. Both will be cooperative to each other's goals. Good communication and no major conflicts.

Boar and DRAGON
Workable and tolerant relations. No differences that cannot be reconciled. Can and will cooperate for mutual benefits.

Boar and SNAKE
Deep animosities and lasting conflicts. Will not be able to communicate or understand one another. Highly incompatible.

Boar and HORSE
Mutual interest in some areas. Compatible only to a moderate extent. No clashes of will but no special attraction either.

Boar and SHEEP
Have a good comprehension of each other. Will relate very well in marriage or partnership. Compatible match.

Boar and MONKEY
Fairly civil union. No great difficulty in tolerating each other. Have similar interests and can relate to each other.

Boar and ROOSTER
Moderately favorable relationship in love and business. Will cooperate when necessary but cannot communicate well.

Boar and DOG
Mutual respect for one another. No underlying clashes or struggles for dominance. Agreeable ties in love and partnership.

Boar and BOAR
Underlying personality clashes or struggles for dominance. Agreeable ties in love and partnership.