Chinese Love Horoscope Today - Ox, the Hard Worker

The Ox is one of the mainly influential Chinese love horoscope symbols. As with all symbols, Oxens have certain characteristics that delineate them. The Ox is a Northeast oriented animal with a Yin (female) nature. It symbolizes wealth and prosperity while its western zodiac counterpart is the Capricorn. Its favorable gemstone is the Aquamarine.

Ox people are extremely energetic during winter, especially during January, which is their connected month. Throughout the day, they rule from 1am until 3am. They like green, yellow, black and brown colors and they love to eat all kinds of well-cooked food. There is a Chinese myth claiming that the Ox helped the Rat rank first among the twelve Chinese horoscope symbols. The Ox is powerfully connected with planet Saturn.

Ox people are masters in setting goals. They like to advance everything in a step-by-step manner. They are so hard working; cautious and obstinate that it is highly unlikely they will miss any big probability in their lives. No matter what happens, they never misplace vista of their goals.

Ox people feel affection for nature and they are extremely sensitive about environmental issues. They are very uncomplicated and dependable and they will do everything to prove this. They are very high-quality advisors because of their sincerity and sympathy. They are very tolerant and have a balanced character. Their biggest disenchantment would be to find that others do not understand them.

People under this major Chinese horoscope symbol like to hang around with their family and relatives. They like to recognize they have a place of their own where they can relax and meditate. Although they magnetize money like magnets, they don't require riches to feel cheerful. What they like is to squander money to make others happy, especially family members. They like to surprise others with little gifts.

Ox people are bashful and not very companionable. They usually find it intricate to attach with others. Once you get to know them though,

You will see that they are instinctive for solid and long lasting relationships. You can locate many Ox people in Asia, North Europe and South America. They frequently look for their soul mates during winter, particularly during January, which is their favorable month. The Ox (Chinese horoscope) love matches perfectly with the Rat, the Monkey and the Rooster.

Ox people like to depend on themselves and tend to refuse advice from others. When you converse to them be cautious not to insult them because they are very unforgiving. Think two times before you double cross an Ox.

Let's see how the Ox behaves in the following fields:
Work issues: A born master
Love issues: Very strong
social issues: Requires improvement
Spiritual issues: Very strong
Body issues: Requires improvement

A few positive keywords to portray the Ox:
Dependable, Powerful, Patient, Tireless, Extravagant, Logic, Systematic, Imagination, Honesty, Sociable

A few negative keywords to portray the Ox:
Uncompetitive, Inflexible, Possessive, Stubborn, Eccentric, Critical, And Intolerant

Ox (Chinese horoscope) Compatibility with other Chinese signs:
(1 least compatible - 10 most compatible)

With a Rat: 9
With a Monkey: 9
With a Rooster: 9
With an Ox: 8
With a Snake: 8
With a Pig: 7
With a Dog: 6
With a Tiger: 5
With a Rabbit: 5
With a Horse: 4
With a Dragon: 3
With a Sheep: 2

Talents: Artist, Technician, Craftsman, Actor, Female Artist, Man-Whore, and Matchmaker.

The Great Person, Who Born under The Ox Sign

Douglas Fairbank, Rudolph Valentino, Eleonora Duse, Tino Rossie, Francoise Arnoul, Laurence Oliver, Louis Jouvet, Georges Ulmer, Michelangelo, Balzac, Theophile Gauiter, Gervantes, Pierre Laval, L’Aiglon, Mendes-France, H.G. Clouzot, Dame Margot Fonteyn, Dame Nellie Melba, Claire Bloom, Alexander Graham Geil, Mark Twain, Thomas A. Edison, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Orville Wright, Jane Austen, Ernest Rutherford, Thomas Gainsborough, Maurice Utrillo, Josephine Bonaparte and The Presidents: James Madison and Milland Gillmore.