The Lives of People Born in the Year of the Rabbit in Five Categories
Within the 60 combinations of the Chinese Zodiac cycle for the Rabbit, there are combinations like “乙卯 (Yi Mao)”, “丁卯 (Ding Mao)”, “己卯 (Ji Mao)”, “辛卯 (Xin Mao)”, and “癸卯 (Gui Mao)”. 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 Yi Mao year are “Wood Rabbits”.
- Those born in the Ding Mao year are “Fire Rabbits”.
- Those born in the Ji Mao year are “Earth Rabbits”.
- Those born in the Xin Mao year are “Metal Rabbits”.
- Those born in the Gui Mao year are “Water Rabbits”.
(1) Life of the Fire Rabbit (Born in Ding Mao year – 1927, 1987)
Fire Rabbits have personalities as vibrant as a summer sun. They are adorable, innocent, and passionate. With them, the atmosphere is always filled with laughter and harmony. They are natural leaders and use strategies to gain support. Diplomatic and tactful, they rarely offend others. They have a mysterious sixth sense, are clear about right and wrong, and can adapt to changing circumstances.
(2) Life of the Earth Rabbit (Born in Ji Mao year – 1939, 1999)
Earth Rabbits are cautious and desire a peaceful life. They often evade reality and show a lack of interest in wealth, power, and prestige. They believe that life’s true value lies in enjoying one’s interests. With supportive stars, they work diligently, are modest, discern right from wrong, and are respected. Without such stars, they face challenges and achieve little.
(3) Life of the Metal Rabbit (Born in Xin Mao year – 1951, 2011)
Metal Rabbits have a strong sense of self and possess tremendous energy and resilience. They don’t easily reveal their struggles. They have delicate emotions but keep them hidden, which may cause inner imbalances. With supportive stars, they have outstanding literary talent and good fortune. Without them, they face challenges and conflicts.
(4) Life of the Water Rabbit (Born in Gui Mao year – 1903, 1963)
Water Rabbits are gentle and quiet, lacking grand ambitions. They are rich in emotion, conservative, and introverted. With supportive stars, they shine in cultural careers and prosper. Without them, they face hardships.
(5) Life of the Wood Rabbit (Born in Yi Mao year – 1915, 1975)
Wood Rabbits are natural optimists. They love a free and relaxed life and are content with their lives. They are friendly and avoid conflicts, hence are loved by many. Some Wood Rabbits are creative and crafty, but may lack dedication. With supportive stars, they shine in literary fields and gain both fame and wealth. Without them, they face challenges in their careers and personal lives.
