Year Of The…
The ancient Chinese zodiac is a categorisation system rooted in the Chinese lunar calendar, attributing an animal and its associated characteristics to every year within a recurring cycle of twelve years.
Last with us in 2011, we are now back in the coil of the Year Of The Rabbit. Let's take a look back at those years...
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6 February 1951 |
26 January 1952 |
Metal Hare |
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25 January 1963 |
12 February 1964 |
Water Hare |
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11 February 1975 |
30 January 1976 |
Wood Hare |
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29 January 1987 |
16 February 1988 |
Fire Hare |
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16 February 1999 |
4 February 2000 |
Earth Hare |
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3 February 2011 |
22 January 2012 |
Metal Hare |
An elusive creature. Especially when trying to decide, ‘is this something I want to associate with?’. Depictions through mythology have never settled on a stern or consistent visual.
The Year of the Rabbit holds a special significance within the Chinese zodiac. It is believed that individuals born in the Year of the Rabbit, which recurs every twelfth year, inherit certain qualities and traits associated with this particular animal. Rabbits are often associated with attributes such as grace, kindness, gentleness, and sensitivity.
In Chinese culture, the Rabbit is considered a symbol of good fortune, fertility, and prosperity. Those born in the Year of the Rabbit are believed to possess a calm and amiable nature, demonstrating a keen sense of intuition and an ability to maintain harmonious relationships. They are often admired for their tactfulness, creativity, and diplomacy.
People born in the Year of the Rabbit are often seen as compassionate and empathetic individuals. They tend to be family-oriented, placing great importance on maintaining a peaceful and loving home environment. With their natural sense of fairness and diplomacy, Rabbits are known for being excellent mediators and problem solvers.
Furthermore, individuals born in the Year of the Rabbit are believed to possess a strong work ethic and a meticulous approach to their endeavours. They are often dedicated and responsible, excelling in professions that require attention to detail and precision. However, Rabbits also have a tendency to be reserved and may appear shy or introverted at times.
Whether you were born in a year that holds relevance to the rabbit or you are considering this year to derive the characteristics of the rabbit, the significance of this piece lies once again with the wearer.
