Look at your zodiac by fortune telling.

The Chinese zodiac is a traditional folk cultural symbol in China, which is a mouse, a cow, a tiger, a rabbit, a dragon, a snake, a horse, a sheep, a monkey, a chicken, a dog and a pig. Each constellation has its unique symbolic meaning and destiny. 1. Rat: witty, flexible, adaptable, and successful in fate. 2. Cow: Hard-working, practical and steady, but eager for ease and twists and turns of fate. 3. Tiger: Brave, enthusiastic, passionate, but often impulsive, with changeable fate. 4. Rabbit: docile, well-behaved, with strong communication skills, but lacking determination, the fate is smooth sailing. 5. Dragon: distinguished and charming, but it is also easy to lose patience and its fate fluctuates greatly. 6. Snake: witty, flexible, with keen insight into the world, but too miniature, with many twists and turns. 7. Horse: Enthusiastic and energetic, unwilling to be bound, but his heart fluctuates and his fate is changeable. 8. Sheep: Modest, docile, kind and considerate, but sometimes lack self-confidence and have a stable fate. 9. Monkey: Smart, witty and flexible, but self-centered, with changeable fate. 10. Chicken: Strong sense of responsibility, fearless, but often addicted to excessive egoism, the fate is relatively smooth. 1 1. Dog: loyal, honest and frank, broad-minded, but sometimes too subjective, misjudged, and stable fate. 12. Pig: Sincere, honest and frank, generous, kind and helpful, but often too obedient, and the fate is smooth sailing. These zodiac signs can be combined with different heavenly stems and earthly branches to form different fates every year. For example, people born in the Year of the Monkey can be combined with different earthly branches, such as Shen Jia, Yiyou and Xu Bing. Each zodiac has its own corresponding fate. Generally speaking, the zodiac is just a cultural symbol and should not be completely believed. The final result of fate depends on individual struggle and effort.