The Lives of People Born in the Year of the Ox in Five Categories
Within the 60 combinations of the Chinese Zodiac cycle for the Ox, there are combinations such as “乙丑 (Yi Chou)”, “丁丑 (Ding Chou)”, “己丑 (Ji Chou)”, “辛丑 (Xin Chou)”, and “癸丑 (Gui Chou)”. Their corresponding Five Elements are different: Yi is Wood, Ding is Fire, Ji is Earth, Xin is Metal, and Gui is Water. Thus:
- Those born in the Ji Chou year are “Wood Ox”.
- Those born in the Ding Chou year are “Fire Ox”.
- Those born in the Ji Chou year are “Earth Ox”.
- Those born in the Xin Chou year are “Metal Ox”.
- Those born in the Gui Chou year are “Water Ox”.
(1) Life of the Wood Ox (Born in Yi Chou year – 1925, 1985)
Wood Ox people have delicate and sensitive hearts, reminiscent of poets, giving off an elegant aura. Compared to other Oxen, Wood Oxen are more receptive to friends’ advice, resulting in good interpersonal relationships. They are generous and cooperative but can become stubborn and unyielding. Most Wood Oxen are conservative and suit advisory roles. Without favorable stars, they might work hard with little to show for it, facing challenges and disillusionment.
(2) Life of the Fire Ox (Born in Ding Chou year – 1937, 1997)
Fire Ox individuals have strong ambitions and value honor. Although confident, they can be impulsive, risking failure if they venture into unfamiliar territory. Some Fire Oxen are multitalented and have many supporters, making them suitable leaders. Without supportive stars, their life can be filled with toil and missed opportunities.
(3) Life of the Earth Ox (Born in Ji Chou year – 1949, 2009)
Earth Ox people are pragmatists with a sturdy disposition, seeking achievements through hard work. They are logical, cautious, and sometimes too rigid. Their meticulous nature and sense of responsibility make them reliable partners. They’re also appreciative of past help. Without positive stars, they might face hardships and unfulfilled dreams, characterized as restless and unsupported by family.
(4) Life of the Metal Ox (Born in Xin Chou year – 1901, 1961)
Metal Ox individuals have strong convictions and seldom compromise. They can be ruthless in pursuing their goals. Despite their leadership skills, they might harbor feelings of inferiority, which can inadvertently affect their success. Their major weakness is their stubborn refusal to heed advice. With favorable stars, they can achieve much, but without them, greatness might elude them.
(5) Life of the Water Ox (Born in Gui Chou year – 1913, 1973)
Water Ox people are realists, resilient, and practical with sharp observational skills. Their success is due to both hard work and their ability to discern opportunities. They value social status and personal wealth, cultivating relationships to leverage resources and achieve their goals when opportunities arise. They enjoy social interactions and are eloquent. With the support of positive stars, they’re independent, face challenges head-on, and achieve both fame and fortune. Without supportive stars, they might be hesitant, slow, and untrustworthy, but can still find success abroad, turning misfortunes into blessings.
