The Lives of People Born in the Year of the Tiger in Five Categories
Within the 60 combinations of the Chinese Zodiac cycle for the Tiger, there are combinations like “甲寅 (Jia Yin)”, “丙寅 (Bing Yin)”, “戊寅 (Wu Yin)”, “庚寅 (Geng Yin)”, and “壬寅 (Ren Yin)”. Their corresponding Five Elements are different: Jia is Wood, Bing is Fire, Wu is Earth, Geng is Metal, and Ren is Water. Thus:
- Those born in the Jia Yin year are “Wood Tigers”.
- Those born in the Bing Yin year are “Fire Tigers”.
- Those born in the Wu Yin year are “Earth Tigers”.
- Those born in the Geng Yin year are “Metal Tigers”.
- Those born in the Ren Yin year are “Water Tigers”.
(1) Life of the Fire Tiger (Born in Bing Yin year – 1926, 1986)
Fire Tigers are unrestrained by nature, with relatively weak self-control. They often present themselves as arrows ready to be launched – explosive when they act. In their career and work, Fire Tigers are passionate, ambitious, innovative, and show leadership. However, their strong independence can be a headache for superiors. They can be impetuous and can prioritize flash over substance. Without favorable stars, their aspirations might not be realized, even with skills, they might not thrive.
(2) Life of the Earth Tiger (Born in Wu Yin year – 1938, 1998)
Earth Tigers are hard-working and reflective, with good analytical and practical capabilities. They trust what they see more than theoretical logic, seeking truth and working diligently. They are wise, not rash, and discern when to advance or retreat. With supportive stars, they are strategic and content, wisely managing their time, generous, proactive, and receptive to good advice. Without supportive stars, they lack motivation and confidence, facing challenges in their career.
(3) Life of the Metal Tiger (Born in Geng Yin year – 1950, 2010)
Metal Tigers value freedom and resist being constrained. They often have sudden inspirations, are bold in their actions, and wear their emotions on their sleeves. They can achieve a lot if they manage their impatience. Most are wise, complete what they start, and are adept at managing finances. With positive stars, they are open, adaptive, and although they might not create huge enterprises, they can be prosperous. Without supportive stars, they may be unrealistic and face conflicts.
(4) Life of the Water Tiger (Born in Ren Yin year – 1902, 1962)
Water Tigers are externally gentle but internally strong-willed. They strive to outdo others silently and prove their worth through results. Confident in their abilities, they tackle challenges systematically. They’re keen to adopt new ideas and are precise in their judgments. With the support of favorable stars, they’re agile thinkers, respected officials or affluent, and successful in business. Without supportive stars, they can be stubborn, ineffective, and face challenges in both career and love.
(5) Life of the Wood Tiger (Born in Jia Yin year – 1914, 1974)
Wood Tigers have a strong sense of independence, keen on doing novel things. They enjoy collaborating towards common goals, often reaching consensus through negotiation and collaboration. Wood Tigers have high moral standards and are revered in society. With positive stars, they prosper in business and accumulate wealth, especially abroad. Without the influence of beneficial stars, they can be petty, resentful, hurtful, and face hardships in both career and relationships.
