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Chinese
New Year Chinese
Zodiac
Year of the
Horse
Years
1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026
Horse
personality traits
Like Tigers
with whom they are most compatible, Horse people can be a
jumble of contradictions.
Cool but
hot-blooded, hard-nosed but humble, impatient but extraordinarily
tolerant, the Horse is above all defined by hard work and
self-reliance.
Although
Horses work well in groups, they prefer to work by themselves
and exhibit extraordinary levels of energy and concentration.
They are good with their hands, but can be seen happily losing
themselves in accomplishing any given task.
In social
settings, they are cheerful, charismatic and sometimes overly
talkative as they clairvoyantly finish other's sentences in
conversation. However, they are also often the first guest
to depart, usually due to a feeling of becoming too "penned
in". Conversely, Horses are happiest in large crowds
in open spaces and enjoy the comradarie found in pressing
the flesh at outdoor gatherings or concerts.
In romance,
they have a tremendous need for intimacy and belonging. However,
once domesticated they often feel pressured in fulfilling
family obligations, as they remain at heart powerfully rebellious
creatures who will not be made to feel cornered.
Travel
is a favorite pasttime, and horses are known to race off to
any far-flung destination at a moment's notice. As such, Horses
are well suited to careers as adventurers, poets, travel writers
or politicians.
Horses
are most compatible with : Tiger,
Dog,
Sheep
Famous
people born in the Year of the Horse: Clay
Aiken, Davy Crockett, James Dean, Clint
Eastwood, Ella Fitzgerald, Harrison
Ford, Aretha Franklin, Janet
Jackson, Sandra Day O'Connor, Teddy Roosevelt, Mike
Tyson, Boris Yeltsin
Related Web pages :
Year
of the Horse | Horse
Chinese Star Sign
Also
see -> Rat
| Ox
| Tiger
| Rabbit
| Dragon
| Snake
Horse | Sheep
| Monkey
| Rooster
| Dog
| Pig
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