Introduction to Chinese Zodiac Signs

Chinese Zodiac signs are based on the Chinese calender, which comes from astronomy and ancient Chinese philosophy. In the Chinese zodiac there are no corresponding constellations like in the occidental zodiac, but instead, the signs operate on a cycle of months or “moons” and hours of the day. Chinese zodiac signs work on a 60 year cycle based on the five elements( wood, fire, earth, metal and water) , their yin and yang form and the ten heavenly stems. Each sign in the Chinese zodiac corresponds to certain character traits and personality types.

In this free video series, our expert will teach you about the Chinese Zodiac sign meanings. You will learn all about the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. Let our expert inform you about what year is what Chinese zodiac sign, and what each sign means for each personality. You will also learn about the differences in the elements of the Chinese zodiac. If you are interested astrology or ancient Chinese traditions, let our expert inform you of all the pertinent information.