I wonder what other constellations think of Capricorn ~?

Capricorn people are diligent and practical. Step by step, they slowly and steadily. Everything makes sense. They are conservative by nature, and it is difficult for them to agree with the freedom and openness advocated by the younger generation. Generally speaking, Capricorn people are traditionally conservative. They have strong ambitions, will spend all their energy on pursuing successful careers and social status, and are always pushing themselves or their loved ones, but they often ignore the interest of life because they are too serious about everything. They often have their own views on things, and they often insist on their own opinions and are unwilling to compromise. Sometimes they even think they are stubborn, giving people an unreasonable impression, so it is easy to make people feel disgusted. If they can put themselves in others' shoes, they will be more popular.

Capricorn is cautious, reliable and patient. They may not be agile, but like turtles in the tortoise-rabbit race, their persistent personality enables them to exert their indomitable spirit in adversity and win the final victory. They are profound, ambitious and well organized. They are natural leaders and like to control others.

★ Spiritual expression ★

Capricorn always knows what he is doing. He likes to be in control, but he doesn't want to be manipulated. But it seems that it is rare to see goats (Capricorn, also known as Capricorn) become leaders, because they are not fighting for power for power, and power is only a tool to pursue their ideals. Although Capricorn does have the strength and tolerance of a leader, it hates being caught in the whirlpool of power struggle. The pursuit of difficult ideals makes Capricorn high-spirited, and even if it is black and blue, it will never give up. Capricorn likes to be the first. If someone is unlucky enough to run ahead, they will try their best to surpass them. They don't want to be the first so much, but they just can't stand someone blocking the front view.