Tiger

Tiger

Wood · Yang

Year of the Tiger

Tigers arrive before their reasons do. Bold, magnetic, and allergic to half-measures, they act on conviction while others are still drafting the pros and cons — and their instincts are right often enough to be unnerving. A Tiger needs a cause; without one they turn restless and pick fights with the furniture of their own life. The shadow is impulse and pride: leaping first, roaring when questioned. At their best, Tigers are the courage of the whole room — the one who says the true thing out loud and makes the risky, necessary move look inevitable.

♥ In love

All-in or not at all. Tigers love dramatically and protect fiercely, but need a partner who stands their ground — deference bores them within a season.

◆ At work

Made for the front: founding, leading, advocacy, emergency response, performance. Tigers wilt under micromanagement and thrive where nerve is the scarce resource.

Compatibility

The Tiger's trine allies are the Horse & Dog — signs whose energy traditionally amplifies theirs. The clash opposite is the Monkey: friction that can teach, but takes work. Folklore, not fate.

Tiger years

Zodiac years begin at 立春 (Start of Spring, around February 4) — January and early-February births usually belong to the previous animal. Our lookup corrects for this automatically.

The other eleven

Your Tiger year is one line of a longer story.

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