Year of the Rabbit
Gentle, elegant and diplomatic.
Rabbit personality
The Rabbit, known as the Cat in Vietnamese tradition, is the fourth animal of the zodiac and stands for gentleness, grace and good fortune. Rabbits are kind, artistic and sensitive to atmosphere.
They avoid conflict and prefer harmony, which can look like indecision. Their quiet resilience is underestimated: they adapt, observe and find calm paths through difficulty. Growth lies in speaking up for their own needs.
Strengths
- Kind and gentle
- Artistic and refined
- Diplomatic
- Good listener
- Resilient
Weaknesses
- Avoids conflict
- Overly sensitive
- Indecisive
- Can be timid
- Dislikes change
Rabbit in love
Rabbits are devoted and affectionate partners who create a peaceful home. They value tenderness, loyalty and emotional safety.
Rabbit career
Rabbits suit creative, caring and diplomatic work: design, counseling, teaching, diplomacy, writing, medicine and the arts.
Rabbit compatibility
Traditionally the Rabbit is most harmonious with Goat and Pig, the two other animals in its trine. The classic clash is the Rooster, the animal opposite it in the cycle. These are traditions, not rules, and individual elements and charts matter much more.
Lucky numbers
3, 4, 6
Lucky colors
Red, Pink, Purple, Blue
Rabbit years
People born in these years belong to the Rabbit. If you were born in January or February, confirm the Chinese New Year date on the year page.
Rabbit FAQ
What are the Rabbit years?
Recent Rabbit years include 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 and 2023, with the next in 2035.
Which animals suit the Rabbit?
The Goat and Pig form its trine. The Rooster is the traditional clash.
Is the Rabbit lucky?
Rabbits are traditionally considered lucky and a symbol of longevity and peace.
The Chinese zodiac is a cultural tradition offered for reflection and entertainment. Other animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig.