Ox (1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997)Reywords: Resolute, Strong-willed, Ambitious, Careful, Patient, Stubborn.People of this sign are usually very patient and inspire confidence in others. However, they tend to be eccentric and are easy to anger. They have fierce tempers and even if they speak little, when they do they are quite articulated. They also are mentally and physically alert and are generally easy going. They can be remarkably stubborn and hate to fail or be opposed. The Chinese Astrological Ox is neither slow witted nor clumsy. These powerful, dependable beings were meant to lead. While their approach to fulfilling a task may be slow and methodical, they are capable of great things and never lose sight of their goals. Their stamina is endless and they are detail conscious. They believe in getting things right the first time. To outsiders Oxen may seem to be too serious and unable to “let their hair down.” Being introverts, these are easy assumptions to make about Oxen. Also they are very independent and appear to have no regard for what others think of them. However, hidden behind that distant air shown to the world, is a being that feels pain, loneliness and regret that they do not connect well with others. The Oxen’s comforts and delights are derived from friends and family and work well done. As a friend, lover or family member the Ox makes a reliable and protective ally who is always tender and affectionate. When away from the family and out in the world the Ox can be stubborn and dogmatic. They are not ones to back down or take much guff from anyone. The Ox is a good source of honest advice. The Ox needs to try to be less quick to judge others. When they see the value of those who have qualities different than their own they are well on their way to a warmer social life. Famous OXEN Include: Warren Beatty, Jon Bon Jovi, Jeff Bridges, Richard Burton, Barbara Cartland, Charlie Chaplin, Bill Cosby, Sammy Davis Jr, Walt Disney, Dustin Hoffman, Anthony Hopkins, Don Johnson, Jane Fonda, Jack Lemmon, Heather Locklear, Eddie Murphy, Jessica Lange, Paul Newman, Jack Nicholson, Robert Redford, Rod Steiger, Peter Sellers, Sissy Spacek, Bruce Springsteen, Meryl Streep, Twiggy. Ideal Jobs Include: Composer, Landlord, Doctor, Cook or Chef, Farmer, Police officer, Soldier, Teacher, Judge, Banker, Insurance broker, Gardener. Lucky Numbers: 1, 3, 5, 12, 15, 33, 35, 51 and 53. Equivalent Western Sign: Capricorn Chinese Zodiac Compatibility - Ox Among the "twelve animals" the colorful character of the rooster will bring sunshine into an ox's life, and become his best friend. Both of them have the spirit of devotion and so they can get along with each other well. The sentimental mouse and the clever snake also can get along well with the ox. People born in these two years will take care of an ox. People born in the year of the rabbit, dragon, and horse, as well as others born in the year of the ox will also have a good relationship with them, but these relationships may not be close ones. People born in the year of the dog may consider the ox very dull because the ox generally lacks a sense of humor. People born in the year of the sheep and the tiger will complain that the ox has too much authority over them. Ox and RAT Very compatible. Excellent marriage and business relations. Mutual understanding and happiness. Will be prosperous together. Ox and OX May have areas of common interests, but no deep understanding of each other. Will cooperate only when necessary. Ox and TIGER Personality clashes and bitter rivalry. No understanding of each other. Animosities and mutual distrust. Unable to resolve their differences. Ox and RABBIT No major conflicts. Congenial and solid relationship. Compatible to a good extent. Could work as a team. Ox and DRAGON Mutual respect for one another. Workable relationships. No large differences or struggle for dominance. Can cooperate for the common good. Ox and SNAKE Very good match. Will be sympathetic to each other's fellings. Relate extremely well. Will form profitable and lasting ties. Ox and HORSE Nothing lasting or permanent will result from this union. Moderately congenial relations are to be expected at best. Communication barriers. Ox and SHEEP Will just tolerate at best. Certain degree of indifference and conflict in their union. Will maintain a cool relationship at best. Uncooperative and incompatible. Ox and MONKEY Have mutual reservations about each other. No outright confrontations, but will not find any common ground for negotiations. Ox and ROOSTER Excellent union. Very successful team. Will have no difficulty in communicating with each other. Will find love and happiness together. Ox and DOG Some animosity and unsympathetic feelings. Have nothing much in common. Will not relate well to each other. Ox and BOAR No personality clashes. Compatible to a certain extent. Acceptable but cool relationship. No struggles or lasting bonds either. |
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