The Lives of People Born in the Year of the Snake in Five Categories
In the 60 combinations of the Chinese Zodiac cycle for the Snake, there are combinations like “乙巳 (Yi Si)”, “丁巳 (Ding Si)”, “己巳 (Ji Si)”, “辛巳 (Xin Si)”, and “癸巳 (Gui Si)”. 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 Si year are “Wood Snakes”.
- Those born in the Ding Si year are “Fire Snakes”.
- Those born in the Ji Si year are “Earth Snakes”.
- Those born in the Xin Si year are “Metal Snakes”.
- Those born in the Gui Si year are “Water Snakes”.
(1) Life of the Earth Snake (Born in Ji Si year – 1929, 1989)
Earth Snakes are research-oriented and have the ability to plan, innovate, and invent. Most are dutiful in their jobs, disliking futile efforts. They are efficient but can seem rigid. They care deeply about others’ opinions of them, not wanting to expose their vulnerabilities. Earth Snakes dislike repetitiveness, seeing it as wasteful. They often appear indifferent, preferring to handle challenges on their own. With supportive stars, they could be well-rounded individuals benefiting the nation, enjoying wealth and prosperity. Without, they might be overbearing or face unexpected troubles.
(2) Life of the Metal Snake (Born in Xin Si year – 1941, 2001)
Metal Snakes are quick-witted but often spread their attention thin. They are multi-talented with refined tastes. They have a strong desire for power but won’t misuse it. They are strategic in both offense and defense. Metal Snakes have a firm will, preferring solo endeavors and often keeping their emotions hidden. Most are upright and intelligent, leading others to good. With supportive stars, they may find success after early challenges. Without them, they might face internal unrest and external challenges.
(3) Life of the Water Snake (Born in Gui Si year – 1953, 2013)
Water Snakes are sensitive with keen insights. They are sharp in business, often seeking materialistic pleasures. Their distinct personalities can lead to conflicts, but they remain focused on their materialistic goals. They tend to hide their troubles and approach tasks with meticulous planning. Water Snakes prefer thinking deeply before concluding. Most are diligent, humble, and practical. With supportive stars, they can excel in politics or business. Without them, they might have moral lapses or face troubles.
(4) Life of the Wood Snake (Born in Yi Si year – 1905, 1965)
Wood Snakes are gentle and detached, often being overly cautious. They keep much of their true nature hidden, being acutely aware of others’ perceptions. They enjoy plotting out their tasks artistically, taking pleasure in life’s finer details. Most Wood Snakes are kind-hearted and respected. With supportive stars, they excel in their chosen fields and enjoy a prosperous life. Without, they might be petty or face challenges.
(5) Life of the Fire Snake (Born in Ding Si year – 1917, 1977)
Fire Snakes are entrepreneurial, with considerable ambition and confidence. They enjoy challenges and risk-taking, but their defensive instincts often pull them back to safety. To others, their lives may seem enviable, but Fire Snakes often feel unsatisfied. They are happiest when immersed in their work. Their passion can be so intense that they neglect basic needs. Most are upright, energetic, and respected. With supportive stars, they excel in politics, diplomacy, and research. Without them, they might seek the limelight but end up achieving little.
