People born in the Year of the Rabbit (Year of Mao/Hare) usually belong to years such as: 1939 (Earth Rabbit), 1951 (Metal Rabbit), 1963 (Water Rabbit), 1975 (Wood Rabbit), 1987 (Fire Rabbit), 1999 (Earth Rabbit), 2011 (Metal Rabbit), 2023 (Water Rabbit).
This is the fourth animal in the 12-animal cycle, symbolizing gentleness, luck, and proliferation. In Vietnam, the Year of the Cat represents this sign, while in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cultures, it is the Rabbit.

The Rabbit is a gentle, mild, and agile animal. People born in the Year of the Rabbit often have a soft and gentle personality. They maintain a humble attitude and keep pleasant relationships with those around them. They are not easily provoked and also avoid arguments as much as possible.
They are easy-going, polite, gentle, and skillful in building relationships with people. Dressing neatly is very important to them, and this also helps them be loved by many. They often create a good impression on others and always have many friends. In reality, deep inside, they are quite subtle and cautious.
With their gentle nature, they will never steal the spotlight from others, so they can work in teams very well. They are responsible, patient, and kind-hearted people.
They are straightforward and honest with friends, and always keep their promises. They are grateful, especially to their parents. They are often filial children, always putting family first.
People born in the Year of the Rabbit have a sharp business mind; they are capable of recognizing valuable opportunities. They do not like office work, but such work can bring them a stable income. They have a high sense of responsibility and are always dedicated to their work. They are also very persistent; once they have decided to pursue a certain profession, they will fight with all their might for it. They can be good leaders, whether in politics or economics.
Famous people born in the Year of the Rabbit stand out for their intellect, sharpness, and success in many fields. Typical notable figures include Albert Einstein, player Lionel Messi, designer Ralph Lauren (international), and historical figures such as Pham Ngu Lao and Tran Nhat Duat (Vietnam).