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The Year of the Dragon.

Free Sample Chinese Element Analysis

A person born in the Year of the Dragon is a standout!

Find your Love Now! The Year of the Dragon Zodiac Sign appears next in 2012.

Think about the dragon!

The dragon is the only animal in the Chinese calendar that is not real.

It is quite special and very much revered.

Chinese women and Chinese girls especially like to be adored and they do the same in return.

Are you a dragon?

Is your partner a dragon?

Let's find out more about the dragon person.

The dragon holds special significance for the Chinese people.

More than 4,000 years ago, there were two large tribes and many smaller tribes in China. The tribes had animals as emblems. The two large tribes unified and chose the dragon as their symbol. In fact, the Han Chinese still call themselves the descendants of the Dragon.

Still today, the Dragon is a revered symbol. You can see many sculptures and carvings of the dragon. The Chinese associate the dragon with power and wisdom.

In Chinese Astrology a person born in the Year of the Dragon usually stands out as befits a dragon. They are powerful and wise.

In a group of people, “the dragon person” stands out. There is a certain aura about them.

They certainly are not shy – they demand attention and respect.

Chinese Dragon The dragon is a symbol of power.

Therefore the person born under this Chinese Zodiac sign tends to be a “doer” – they do things and achieve power by getting things done.

A dragon can breathe out fire so the person born in the year of the Dragon can be a hothead. Watch out if you make them angry!

However, the dragon has a soft underbelly and so the person born under this Chinese Zodiac Calendar sign has a “soft spot” to them. They may get angry at someone who annoys them but they also show great compassion to people in need.

A dragon has a long tongue which is often seen.

So in Chinese Astrology the person born under this Chinese Zodiac sign has a sharp tongue – they will say things that can be quite sarcastic and biting.

The person born in the Year of the Dragon can be quite a confronting person but if you can reach their “soft heart” they are worthwhile allies.

Find out about the other Chinese Zodiac signs

Year of the Ox.....the person born in the Year of the Ox is dependable and hardworking! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Ox.

Year of the Tiger.....the person born in the Year of the Tiger possesses beauty and power but is also dangerous! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Tiger.

Year of the Rabbit.....the person born in the Year of the Rabbit is neat and tidy! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Rabbit.

Year of the Snake.....You should be wary of the person born in the Year of the Snake! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Snake.

Year of the Horse.....the person born in the Year of the Horse has so much energy! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Horse.

Year of the Sheep.....the person born in the Year of the Sheep is very fashionable but easily lead! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Sheep.

Year of the Monkey.....the person born in the Year of the Monkey is mischievous and a prankster! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Monkey.

Year of the Rooster.....the person born in the Year of the Rooster is so cocky! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Rooster.

Year of the Dog.....the person born in the Year of the Dog is so loyal and forgiving! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Dog.

Year of the Pig.....the person born in the Year of the Pig is so lucky! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Pig.

Year of the Rat.....the person born in the Year of the Rat is very hard working! Find out about the person born in the Year of the Rat.

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