Chinese Horoscope – Year of Rabbit
Emily Zhang, TutorChinese, June 25, 2009
People born in the years of 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, and 1999 according to the Chinese calendar
(exact days on the western calendar vary) are under the influence of Rabbit. Rabbit is a tame and
friendly animal, but it is also very nimble. Same as your animal counterparts, you
tend to present yourselves as calm, easygoing and social individuals. Rabbit people
might be a little introverted, or even withdrawn, but you do enjoy the company of
people. You are great followers in groups, and would avoid being the center of
attention in any situation.
Rabbit people possess excellent communication and conflict resolution skills.
When facing confrontations, you are capable of settling things down in a calm way. On the other hand,
you would do your best to avoid any potential confrontation at all costs. Since you usually prefer to
avoid being in the spotlight, you might not become accomplished leaders. However, your great
interpersonal skills would enable you to succeed in the positions of management. You could also
consider working in the PR field due to your diplomatic personality. As a Rabbit, you also have a sense
of beauty and creativity, and therefore, you might also make great artists such as painters or
musicians.
When it comes to relationships, a Rabbit person is fairly romantic yet realistic. Docile as you are, you
have the tendency or desire to look for a caring and affectionate partner. You enjoy being cared for
and loved. You partner, however, might find you sensitive and emotional from time to time. You are
such a softie that you are often easily touched or influenced by outside factors. Remember to love
yourself a bit more, and don’t cry yourself to sleep too often!
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Biography
Emily Zhang is a professional linguist, foreign language instructor, and e-learning
specialist for TutorChinese. Zhang has been working as a freelance translator for several
years after she earned her masters’ degree in translation from the Monterey Institute of
International Studies, U.S.A. She has also worked in California, U.S.A. as a Chinese
language teacher. Zhang enjoys her foreign language learning journey and is enthusiastic about
sharing her language learning experience with all language learners.
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