This lunar year allow yourself to dream of changing the world! Then tap into organizing your goal structure in a way that is simple to manage and focuses on innovative sustainability for you and the world around you. Wood represents vitality and creativity, while the dragon is related to success, intelligence and honor in Chinese culture.
Wood Dragons are about sustainable growth, progress and abundance. They are full of plenty of energy and creativity to make their dreams reality.
Fire Dragons, meanwhile - are energetic, confident and charismatic. They posses leadership skills and a spirit of adventure, and pursue their goals with courage. They are good at connecting with others and, therefore, often find success in entrepreneurship or creative industries.
Earth Dragons have a talent for building stable and sustainable development in their career and money. They are usually very focused on their goals and have good organizational and management skills.
Metal Dragons have leadership skills and business vision, are good at taking advantage of opportunities to create wealth, and have good investment intuition.
Water Dragons are compassionate and good at understanding the emotions of others, so they usually handle interpersonal relationships well and are willing to provide support and help to others.
Similar to Western zodiac signs, Chinese zodiac animals have a unique set of personality traits influencing those born under each sign. Each of the zodiac animals are also affiliated with one of the 5 Elements - metal, wood, water, fire, earth - when an animal reappears after 12 years its elemental affiliation shifts. For example, 2012 was the Year of the Water Dragon, 2024 is the Year of the Wood Dragon, and 2036 will be the Year of the Fire Dragon. The Chinese zodiac follows a 12-year cycle, with each year represented by one animal: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig, in that order. Chinese mythology has it that the Jade Emperor set up a running race for all animals to take part in. The first 12 to reach the finishing line were rewarded with a position in the lunar calendar.
The Chinese will celebrate The New Year Saturday February 10th 2024 through the Lantern Festival on Saturday February 24th 2024.
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