1985 Chinese Zodiac

1985 Chinese Zodiac: Wood Ox

Dates: People born between February 20, 1985, to February 8, 1986, are Wood Oxen. Those born from January 1 to February 19, 1985, are from the Wood Rat year.

Lucky Signs:

  • Numbers: 1, 4, 7, 8
  • Colors: blue, yellow, orange

2023 Horoscope:

  • Career and wealth are stable, relying mainly on regular income.
  • Singles have high chances of meeting their ideal partners and might even get married.
  • Overall good marriage life for those already married.
  • Health issues might arise, especially skin or gastrointestinal problems. Elders in the family may face health concerns.

2024 Horoscope:

  • A challenging year, especially regarding health.
  • Regular health check-ups are advised.
  • Work life is average but be wary of deceitful individuals.
  • Married individuals should spend quality time with their spouse.
  • Singles might find a mature partner.
  • Income remains sufficient to cover daily expenses.

Personality Traits:

  • Wood Oxen are kind-hearted, patient, and determined.
  • They are confident and stay calm under pressure.
  • However, they can be stubborn and may get into disputes over minor issues. They need to be more attentive to avoid being careless.

Career:

  • Interpersonal issues might hinder their progress in the workplace.
  • Entrepreneurs face slow business growth. Networking is advised for better prospects.

Wealth:

  • Despite a slow career trajectory, the Wood Ox enjoys stable income.
  • They have a good knack for investments but should be cautious of potential risks.

Love and Relationships:

  • Wood Oxen are fortunate in love with many admirers.
  • They generally have harmonious marriages, but midlife temptations can pose challenges. Fidelity and commitment are crucial.
See also  2007 Chinese Zodiac

Health:

  • Generally, Wood Oxen enjoy good health with minimal risks.
  • Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, like regular exercise and a balanced diet, is essential.
  • Avoiding vices like smoking and drinking and adhering to safety rules can help ensure long-term well-being.