CHINESE HOROSCOPE: THE TIGER SIGN

It is in the nature of the Tiger to possess qualities such as being able to be vivid, lively and engaging. Tigers are incredibly brave, and this is clearly proven in the tiger’s willingness to engage in battle. He is a person of undying courage. It is said that one can attribute the bravery of the tiger to his element of luck. According to the Chinese the best protection one can give to one’s home is a Tiger having a Tiger in the house.

Years of the Tiger

The year of the tiger is the third in the cycle and recurs every twelfth year. Since the Chinese New Year does not fall on a specific date, one has to check the calendar to find the exact date on which each Tiger year actually begins.

THE SIGN OF THE TIGER

Tigers are extremely honest people and they expect the same kind of honesty from people around them as well. They are not the kind of people who would find their worth in matters such as money or power. They seek approval of their family and peers before embarking upon any major decision in their life. They are charming and hence well liked. Criticism from closely loved ones and failure at any given task is something that would lead the Tiger to become depressed. Despite this, like all species of the feline,

Tigers are fiercely competitive. They can never pass up a challenge, especially since their honor is at stake. They are unpredictable by nature and never undermine their actions. They appear to be calm and composed, but true to the nature of the cat, they are always on their guard, ready to pounce at a moments notice. They are natural leaders and have a strong sense of dignity. They tend to misuse their rank and can turn stubborn and obstinate. They are good at strategy and tactics and have a hidden agenda for everything. As long as they don’t risk their luck, their tactics usually pay off.