The Ox

The ox is usually an agricultural tool, a symbol of diligence, persistence and honesty. People born in the Year of the Ox are probably slow to act, but they are industrious and cautious. Most of them are conservative and hold their faith firmly.

Oxen are honest and sincere. They are low-key and never seek praise or the center of attention. This often hides their talents, but they will gain recognition through their hard work.

They believe that everyone should do what is asked of them and stay within their limits. Although they are kind, it is difficult for them to understand persuasion using pathos. They rarely lose their temper, think logically, and are great leaders.

The ox is the second in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac sign. Years of the Ox include 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, 2021, 2033.

Men born in the year of the ox are trustworthy. They put their whole heart into everything they do. They also feel a great responsibility towards their family. However, due to their confidence (almost arrogance), they do not allow anyone to go against their rules. They hold their children to high expectations, even though it can be unrealistic.

Women born in the year of the ox are calm and kind. They will never surrender to fate and rarely think of choosing an alternative. This certainly leads to a life of struggles. But whatever happens, they will walk the path they choose to the end. Despite this stubbornness, they think and react quickly.

Racing fit for oxen

Oxen are often grouped together as a family and work together. They look for long-term and constant work. Because of this, they are studious in school and do well in all subjects. This helps build strong support for any future career.

Due to their low-key personalities, a steady job is best for them. Their strong sense of responsibility also makes them the perfect candidate for stressful and professional jobs. These include doctors, lawyers, businessmen, and teachers. With their technical skills and efforts, they can receive recognition from society and achieve their own standards.