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The year 2021 is assigned to the buffalo
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Horoscope 2021: All information and news about your zodiac signs
January 7, 2021
Who suits the buffalo?
The year of the Ox is in the starting blocks. But how does the Chinese zodiac sign harmonize with our western zodiac signs? Let's take a closer look and start with the zodiac signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer and Leo.
Aries-Ox (March 21st to April 20th)
Aries want their heads against the wall, Ox are calm. Here concentrated energy meets balanced gentleness. This results in a strong, proud and assertive character who always brings the projects he has started to a successful conclusion. It is guaranteed never to be boring with a cons-buffalo.
Bull-buffalo (April 21st to May 20th)
Bulls need security just like buffalo. A solid foundation is important for these zodiac signs. Nothing beats good planning! Quietly and calmly, they build a nest, start a family and take care of a secure job. Consistency is guaranteed in this combination. Enjoyment, travel and friendship play a particularly important role for a Taurus-Ox.
Gemini Ox (May 21 to June 21)
Geminis are talkative and open-minded, and the same can be said of a buffalo. You are versatile and can also achieve great things in a creative job. Gemini-Ox are particularly hard-working and intelligent zodiac signs. With their stamina and thirst for knowledge, they can undoubtedly make a career.
Cancer Ox (June 22nd to July 22nd)
Cancer-Ox are super sensitive. However, they skilfully cover up his disappointment and his vulnerability with passive resistance. You can use it to offend your fellow human beings. For the Cancer Ox, family and friends are close to the heart. They always take care of their loved ones and like to interfere everywhere out of care.
Lion-buffalo (July 23rd to August 23rd)
This combination seems like a victory. The proud lion, in need of recognition, meets the persistent species of the buffalo. Both show others where to go. They have a great sense of fun – as long as it is not at their own expense. Leo-Ox shows just as much stamina when partying as they do at work.
January 5, 2021
2021 is the year of the Ox
According to the Chinese zodiac signs, 2021 is the year of the Ox. Thank God, one might say. This finally replaces the year of the rat, which will probably go down in history as the corona year. There is hope again! And lots of bright spots. From now on. So as good as. The new Chinese year starts on February 12th and lasts until January 31st, 2022 (when the water tiger takes over). It can only get better!
The Ox is the second Chinese zodiac sign
Twelve animals make up the Chinese zodiac signs. Every year an animal is assigned that represents different characteristics. When twelve years have passed, the circle repeats itself. The Ox is the second of the twelve signs of the zodiac. The order looks like this: rat, buffalo, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog and pig.
The buffalo brings back hope
Similar to the European zodiac signs, the Chinese zodiac signs also have their own meaning. What attributes are assigned to the buffalo? And what does that mean for 2021? As I said, there is hope.
The Ox is symbolic of hard work and the ability to actively approach life. The Ox is also said to have the following characteristics: conscientious, disciplined, strong, reliable, family-oriented, traditional, hardworking, persistent and patient.
No disaster year expected
The year 2021 is particularly suitable for tackling and solving problems from the last year with full strength and vigor. Buffalo Years usually go by without major disasters. Instead, they are shaped by professional success, financial growth and happiness in love. Buffalo are loyal herd animals. Your loved ones are important to you. 2021 could be the best year to move on with family planning and consider a wedding …
Source used: elle.de, Julia Corte: The great book of horoscopes