Chinese Horoscopes
Dragon
If you were born between the following dates you are a DRAGON in Chinese Astrology.
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Feb 8,
1940 to Jan 26, 1941
Jan 27, 1952 to Feb 13, 1953
Feb 13, 1964 to Feb 1, 1965
Jan 31, 1976 to Feb 17, 1977
Feb 17, 1988 to Feb 5, 1989
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Personality
The
Dragon is full of vitality, personality and strength, always
on the go. -They have the ability to draw from their inner
resources and have the ability to transform from the lowest
into the highest. Dragons like to perform on a grand scale,
but can burn themselves out. Dragons can be impossible to
deal with at times, they "huff and puff" with all their
might. Instead of sniffing around situation, they prefer to
plunge head on into battle, refusing to retreat, as they are
proud and disdain any all for assistance. Not a spend thrift
nor a miser, Dragons can always find a dollar when they need
it. Dragons maintain an interest in sport or outdoor
activities, and are great travel buffs. Super sales people,
they are always promoting something or doing deals. Dragons
can be their own worst enemy - and will always get the last
word in, whatever the conversation is all about. They are
compatible with Monkey's and Snakes.
2010
YEAR AHEAD:
This is a year Dragon's plans will show promise, as good fortune attracts to you when you least expect it. During this year Dragon's will consider them selves lucky as many of your past troubles around you will be overcome or concluded. This is a year of profound experiences, which should be extremely positive and creative for your overall growth and evolution. You are no longer satisfied with living at the surface level and are concerned with your life becoming more meaningful and emotionally rewarding. Your judgment and determination will be sound throughout this year and you may participate in an important meeting about your profession, career or life's direction that ends on a positive note. Dragon's should take every opportunity to advance their wealth and happiness for your betterment. Long distance travel is favoured and health improves.
Famous Dragons
Oscar
Wilde, Bing Crosby, Gough Whitlam, Tony Barber, Anthony Quinn, Betty Grable,
Shirley Temple-Black, Mae West, Marlene Dietrich, Rex Mossop, Julie Christie.
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