Year of the Ox: People born in the year of the Ox are prone to minor disagreements in communication or work. Although it is not a serious problem, you need to stay calm and avoid arguing to win. Patience will help you resolve many unnecessary troubles.

Year of the Rabbit: The Rabbit should be cautious about decisions related to money and investments. Do not act on emotions or follow unfounded advice. Besides, pay attention to resting to maintain a stable state of mind.

Year of the Horse: The Horse needs to control their emotions and ego. A few minor conflicts may arise if you are too hasty or defend your views to the end. Listening to others will help things go more smoothly.

Year of the Dog: The Dog needs to pay special attention to their words to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings or gossip. If it involves paperwork, contracts, or important agreements, check carefully before making a final decision.

Dos and don'ts of the day

This day belongs to the Fire element, which conflicts with the Metal element, except for the ages: Gui You (Water Rooster) and Yi Wei (Wood Goat) which belong to the Metal element but do not fear Fire. The Goat day is in a Six-Harmony with the Horse, and forms a Three-Harmony Wood alignment with the Rabbit and Pig. It clashes with the Ox, punishes the Ox, harms the Rat, breaks the Dog, and is severed from the Ox. The Three Killings are taboo for those born in the years of the Monkey, Rat, and Dragon. The morning is auspicious, but the afternoon is inauspicious, so tasks need to be done quickly. Joy comes swiftly, so it should be used to plan great undertakings, which will succeed more rapidly. It is best to proceed with work in the morning, as early as possible.

Dos:

This day is favorable for construction, fabrication, breaking ground, leveling, and laying foundations. This is also a suitable time to worship the Kitchen God, seek medical treatment through surgery or acupuncture, prescribe medicine, end mourning, or start a pottery or dyeing kiln. For women, starting medication for an illness on this day is considered auspicious.

Don'ts:

Children born on this day are said to be difficult to raise; families should do good deeds and accumulate Hidden Merit to pray for blessings for their children. Men should not start taking medicine for an illness on this day. Particularly, burial is a major taboo and must be strictly avoided. In addition, activities such as weddings, grand openings, traveling, digging irrigation ditches, arranging or building beds, and erecting or opening doors are not favorable. In general, this is a day with many taboos, so you should consider carefully before carrying out important tasks.