The Tiger Fengshui Chinese Zodiac Symbols

Year of the Tiger : 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, 1950, 1938, 1926, 1914, 1902. Note: The Chinese New Year may begin at January or February. If you were born at January or February, you may need to refer to the Year in Chinese Lunar Calendar. Click for Chinese New Year's Day for every year.

A Suitable "Animal" is Perfect as a Partner, Coworker, or Married with you. The Tiger will get along Well with the Horse and the Dog, but have to Avoid the Monkey!

Other Fengshui symbols for a Tiger: treasure gourd;

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Advantages of Tiger people: Powerful and strong, competent, charming, courageous, capable of great love, carefree life, deep thinkers, stubborn with enemies, highly respected.

Disadvantages of Tiger people: Fighting, fierce, sensitive and emotional, aggressive, unpredictable, risking themselves, stubborn to others' opinion, slow to make a decision, mistrustful of others, resentful of those in authority.

The Prospect of this Rooster Year for the Tiger: Good luck rate among 12 animals: #5.

Career: There is elegant support in the work. Your new career planning is promoted and strived for a pay rise.

Fortune: Careful observation will grasp the opportunity to get rich. Pay more attention to the message which you usually do not concern before. It may coax you to broaden the wealth, open new sources of income.

Romance: This will be a good marriage age. But more taboo hopelessly persistent for a wrong person is not a good choice.

Disclaimer: Feng Shui and Chinese Zodiacs are part of the Chinese culture for several thousand years in Asia. We collect and introduce this knowledge for information only, not as a formal advice.