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The Ox is the second animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch Chou. This entry explains its traditional symbolism, cycle position, representative birth years, and compatibility folklore.
The Rabbit is the fourth animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch Mao. This entry explains its cultural symbolism, cycle position, representative birth years, and compatibility folklore.
The Rat is the first animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch Zi. This entry explains its traditional symbolism, cycle position, representative birth years, and limits as a cultural label.
The Rooster is the tenth animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch You. This entry explains its cultural associations, cycle position, representative birth years, compatibility folklore, and limits.
The Snake is the sixth animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch Si. This entry explains its cultural associations, cycle position, representative birth years, compatibility folklore, and limits.
The Tiger is the third animal in the Chinese zodiac and corresponds to the Earthly Branch Yin. This entry explains its traditional cultural associations, cycle position, representative birth years, and limits as a symbolic label.
The Chinese zodiac is a 12-animal cycle used across East Asia to name years, describe cultural personality associations, and organize symbolic time. This definition explains the animals, their relation to the sexagenary cycle, and how the system differs from a full saju or Four Pillars chart.
A baby dream symbolizes a new beginning, the wish to protect, responsibility, and immature potential. The baby's condition and your feelings while caring for the baby change the interpretation.
A falling dream symbolizes anxiety, loss of control, and the gap between expectation and reality. Where you fell from and how the dream ended are central to interpretation.
In Korean traditional dream interpretation, a pig dream is one of the best-known symbols of wealth and good fortune. Its meaning changes depending on the pig's condition and the emotion in the dream.
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