As the second animal in the zodiac cycle, the ox is known for its strength, determination, and hardworking nature
The last Chinese year of the Ox was in 2021 and it ended on 31 January 2022.
People born in the year of the Ox are said to be reliable, honest, and patient. They're also known for their practical approach to life and their ability to get things done.
Let's not forget about the Ox's impressive horns. In Chinese culture, the ox is seen as a symbol of power and strength, and its horns are often associated with prosperity and good fortune.
And speaking of abundance, the ox is also associated with the element of earth, which is said to bring stability, grounding, and prosperity.
But let's not get too serious here - let's talk about the ox's love of food. As herbivores, oxen are known for their love of grass and other plant-based foods. And let's be honest, who doesn't love a good salad or a bowl of veggies every now and then? So if you're an ox person, you might want to indulge in some leafy greens and other healthy foods to keep your body and mind strong.
And last but not least, let's talk about the ox's appearance. With its big, soulful eyes and sturdy frame, the ox is a majestic animal that commands respect and admiration.
Whether you're an ox person or just appreciate their strength and determination, let's raise a glass (of grass juice, of course) to our bovine friends in the zodiac.
The different Western zodiac signs Oxen can be paired with:
Aries - ambitious, brave and unafraid
Taurus - stubborn, diligent and loyal
Gemini - impulsive, extroverts and clever
Cancer - sensitive, caring and dependable
Leo - fiery, confident and a leader
Virgo - humble, practical and kind
Libra - balanced, intelligent and friendly
Scorpio - deep, mysterious and passionate
Sagittarius - lovers of freedom, spontaneous and intellectual
Capricorn - ambitious, organised and goal-oriented
Aquarius - creative, intelligent and distant
Pisces - emotional, creative and sympathetic