Dragon Chinese Zodiac

Dragon Chinese Zodiac: Personality Traits, Family, Career and Relationship compatibility

Dragon born years

Year When Type of Dragon

1904  February 16, 1904 to February 3, 1905  Wood Dragon

1916  February 3, 1916 to January 22, 1917  Fire Dragon

1928  January 23, 1928 to February 9, 1929  Earth Dragon

1940  February 8, 1940 to January 26, 1941  Metal Dragon

1952  January 27, 1952 to February 13, 1953  Water Dragon

1964  February 13, 1964 to February 1, 1965  Wood Dragon

1976  January 31, 1976 to February 17, 1977  Fire Dragon

1988  February 17, 1988 to February 5, 1989  Earth Dragon

2000  February 5, 2000 to January 23, 2001  Metal Dragon

2012  January 23, 2012 to February 9, 2013  Water Dragon

2024  February 10, 2024 to January 28, 2025  Wood Dragon

The Dragon holds the fifth position in the all Chinese Zodiac animal. The people born into Dragon years learn the lesson of ‘unpredictability’—others can only guess which hat the Dragon selects to wear on any given day. The Dragon is sharp and enthusiastic; this sign possesses the most significant power and the most potent influence. The Dragon is a mythical creature and a sign of good luck and vital health. Unlike the scary Dragon of Western mythology, Chinese Dragons are kind creatures that live in the heavens and amongst the mist, thunder, wind, mist, and lightning. For physical and emotional health, Dragon requires contact with the outdoors and nature.

Dragons are stubborn and captivating, and they like to stay in motion, stay busy, and stay preoccupied. The Dragon symbolizes life and growth, as revealed in their generous nature. They are full of best ideas and bursts of energy, and they have the power to impress, to lead, and to influence.

Individuals born into the Dragons years have keen intuition and see life as a rainbow of opportunities. Dragons neither need nor do they pursue out constant reassurance. The brave, ambitious, confident, and sometimes they will work from morning until, to keep things running correctly, and they are capable of taking aggressive action if needed. These people will confront hurdles to climb their way to the top of their field. Between 7 a.m to 9 a.m is the most harmonious time of the day for Dragons, when the yang forces, still unsteady but awesomely powerful, rises and makes transformations. For the Dragons, each new day is a new page in the diary, a new step toward a project or an idea.

The Dragon Essential Temperament

The Dragon nature is to excel and shine in anything they choose to do, and cannot help but win. The majority of the Dragons are free spirits and possess more excellent intuitions than other signs. According to Chinese myth, the weather conditions at the time of a Dragon’s birth have a significant influence on the course of their lives. It is believed that a Dragon born during a storm will lead an emotional and hazardous life, possibly involving dangerous experiences. The Dragon born on a day when the sea and the heavens are calm will have a more peaceful nature. Dragons rarely enjoy sitting behind a desk. They hate boring routine, especially being stuck in a web of tedious duties and obligations. The Dragon individuals also hate to take orders, and they enjoy giving orders, making this the sign of natural leaders. When Dragon years born, people feel obliged to speak their minds, watch out, nothing will quiet them. Their outspoken nature stems from much youthful yang energy manipulating this sign. It is considered a useless effort to fight a Dragon. The Dragon feel they have been granted authority by divine right.

A Dragon never forgets an insult, and they make the most terrible enemies anyone could imagine. If in conflict with Dragon, the best thing to do is to avoid them until you can make sincere compensations. They like being called for help when others are in trouble. The word impossible is not in their dictionary, and that is why they succeed where others have failed. However, the individual born into the Dragon years can be overpowering, and being unable to give less than their best is killing but essential for them. The beneficial role for a Dragon is as a visionary and dreamer of Ideal imagery. The worst role for Dragon is that of a diplomat, as Dragons lack tactfulness. The Dragon's favorite relaxation activities include science fiction, philosophy, arcane sciences, the cosmos, and exploration of the universe.

The Dark Side of Dragon Nature

In contrast to their many excellent attributes, Dragons can be demanding, short-tempered, and brutally candid. The Dragon’s energy directed negatively can cause great destruction. A Dragon can be so overbearing one would think they rule by divine right. Another unattractive characteristic of Dragons is disloyalty. Dragons can maintain a separate life from their primary relationship, sometimes for years. They seem utterly talented in keeping their dual life discreet and hidden from an unsuspecting partner. Dragon’s judgmental and egotistic behavior represents their energy being directed in its most unproductive form. behavior, this energy becomes natural infatuation, harshness, infidelity, and belligerence.

Gifts and Abilities of Dragon

People born into the years of Dragons are lucky and gifted, and they will always find people to believe in them. However, they are sometimes accused of being reckless, getting involved too quickly, and not thinking about future monthly payments. They get cheated easily because they often fail to see the dishonesty in others. When Dragons have money, they have a habit of spending it rapidly, they often have well-filled bank accounts, but the cash may be withdrawn as rapidly as it is deposited. Dragons become depressed if forced to live in the same ordinary surroundings for a long time. If they cannot travel, they certainly need new furniture and a change of style often. A painting of a desert island on the living-room wall can do wonders for their peace of mind at home. The perfect abode for the Dragons is a fortified castle perched on a rocky ravine, and overgrown with lush grottoes. The Dragon’s love of travel could attract them to these exciting places at some time in their life.

Generally, Dragons are healthy and do not get sick, but when they do, it becomes severe. It is usually because they become too busy in work and forget to pay attention to their health. They take minor health issues lightly, which turn into much more severe illnesses. They are overly sensitive to small details and usually have stressful careers. They can become exhausted but also suffer from insomnia. Disturbance in family and social relationships can profoundly affect their mental health. To keep themselves healthy, the Dragon’s requires to keep calm, relaxed, and do not overthink over small problems. Dragon’s souls desire for more friends and have an overwhelming need to be loved to thrive. They are intense and possessive in romance, and at the same time somewhat reserved and doubtful. Dragon’s expect people to look upon them with admiration and always take their advice. They will inspire you for competition and taste for conquest. The primary qualities of the Dragon are energy, activity, fortune, and good luck. A restrained Dragon can be impatient, intolerant, and demanding. The Dragon temper can explode in fury when not met with respect.

The Dragon Child

Dragons children are honest people, and they aimed at success. They have a healthy ambition and want to take leading positions in society. They love to talk with their friends, easily carry them with their ideas, and boldly lead them. They are noble by nature and seek to help everyone. Dragon’s children often suffer from their kindness and trustfulness. Too quickly waste energy, trying to verify their worth, need the support of close people. They vary in their high demands on themselves and others; they will not listen to excuses and justifications. They consider themselves right in all situations; others should listen to their opinion. These children are intolerant of other people's weaknesses, irritated by trifles. Often show their proud nature, offending close people with caustic remarks. Dragon’s children live an exciting life. They firmly follow the goals set and can accomplish any accomplishments. They often find themselves in a quandary, experiencing the pain of loss and betrayal. Natural optimism and vital energy are real allies in solving all problems. They are pursuing the implementation of their plans.

Home and Family

Concerning family affairs, Dragon parents are proud and have no patience for the challenges of authority from their children. They give themselves in emotional circumstances and make compassionate yet strict parents. Dragon parents are also unmatched in their capability to inspire independence in their children. Dragon mothers do not like being only lowered to domestic life and struggle to combine professional aspirations with family responsibilities. From mid-May to mid-June is the most favorable time of year for the Dragon, these are the most vibrant and flourishing months of the year in which flowers are at peak bloom, and foliage is lush and green.

Careers for Dragon

People born into the years of Dragon can adapt to almost any job. It seems that they do every work with high proficiency and can succeed in every career they choose. If they give up utilitarianism and pursue a kind of lofty ideal or abstract science and artwork, they will succeed. If they risk danger in desperation and do something illegal, they will also make it, thus very destructive. In any case, they are a model of success. Dragon people usually work in their unique way and rarely care about what others think; instead, they insist on their way to complete the work. With an acute sense and a unique personality, they often reject the opinions of others while choosing their career. When it Dragons are committed and determined to their work, but impatient with those who do not share their calling. In business, the Dragon is encouraged to pursue partners who match their strength, rather than those less forceful. Monkeys and Tigers can handle well the Dragon’s boldness, and they will work by their side without fear of being engulfed or overshadowed. Suitable jobs for Dragon include; artist, trial lawyer, entertainers, company executives, actor, gangster, priest, doctor, business owner, psychologist, writer, photographers, etc.

Some well-known Dragons include: Shirley Temple Black, Mae West, Joseph Campbell, Joan Baez, Frank Zappa, Faye Dunaway, Ringo Starr, Raquel Welch, John Lennon, Tom Jones, Bo Diddley, Marlene Dietrich, J. Paul Getty, Lady Godiva, Lewis Carroll, Neil Diamond, Placido Domingo, Joan of Arc, Bing Crosby, Salvador Dali, Sigmund Freud, Calista Flockhart, Sarah Bernhardt, Julia Ormond, Patrick Stewart, Alicia Silverstone, Dan Aykroyd, Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Deng Xiaoping, Courtney Cox, and Roseanne Barr.

Lucky Signs for Dragon

Lucky Numbers; 7, 1, 6

Lucky Colors; Silver, Golden, Hoary

Lucky Flowers; Bleeding heart vine, Larkspur

Lucky Directions; West, Northwest, North

Unlucky Signs for Dragon

Unlucky numbers: 3, 8, 9

Unlucky Colors: Cyan, Green

Unlucky Direction: Northwest

Dragon Relationship Compatibility

The Dragon is intelligent, confident, and talented. They are used to getting their way, and they are used to being acknowledged for their accomplishments at all times. In friendships and romantic relations, this can be a challenge- Dragons expect others always to adore them, but that is not realistic. The solution is to surround themselves with capable, influential people who can challenge them.

Dragon and Rat

The Dragon finds an appreciative audience in the Rat, while the ambitious Rat is spurred on by the Dragon’s fiery energy. Both of them love glamour and enjoy dressing up and going out. They are entertainers and host lavish get-togethers in their homes. The Rat charms with its wit and humor, while Dragons draw admirers with their sex appeal. Neither is jealous of the other but proud of their lover’s accomplishments. If they are not romantically motivated, the Rat and Dragon can be fast friends. The Rat appreciates the Dragon’s ability to produce publicity, while the Dragon can benefit from the Rat’s strategic mind. Sometimes the Dragon will tire of the Rat various schemes, while the Dragon’s giant ego will aggravate the Rat. Still, for the most part, these two get along wonderfully well. Sexually, the Rat and Dragon are a perfect pair and possess healthy sexual appetites.

Dragon and Ox

The Dragon is perplexed by the Ox’s impenetrable calm. While the shy Ox cannot understand the Dragon penchant for the spotlight. The Dragon still admires the Ox’s honesty, and the Ox is impressed by the Dragon’s money-making abilities. These two prefer spending time at home, though the Ox favors casual get-to gathers to lavish parties. Concerning friendship, the Ox and Dragon can have a difficult time. The Dragon is always building palaces in the air, while the Ox has its feet planted firmly on the ground. The Dragon enjoys expensive restaurants and clubs, while the Ox is determined to economize. These two enjoy hobbies that involve getting their hands dirty such as pottery, baking and gardening can draw these together in a spirit of harmony. Sexually, both enjoy making love and can satisfy each other, but the Dragon may find the Ox’s approach a bit boring. 

Dragon and Tiger

The Dragon excites the Tiger’s love of glamour, while the Tiger’s courage impresses the dashing Dragon. Each fills the other with energy, which makes this couple incredibly productive. The Dragon and Tiger could build a house, launch a business, or start a huge family together. Sometimes, they get in huge arguments, but this is just the Tiger and Dragon way of clearing things; however, neither sign holds a grudge for long. When these two become friends, they may decide to take up a dangerous sport together. They form a creative partnership, specializing in cutting-edge work. In friendship, both loves to be the one in charge, which can cause conflict if the two do not agree to compromise. Sexually, the Dragon enjoys Tiger affection, while the Tiger loves the Dragon’s powerful sex drive.

Dragon and Rabbit

The Dragon may impress lots of viewers, but only the intuitive Rabbit understands that the Dragon is less confident than it appears. Often the Dragon makes a fabulous public presentation in order to receive compliments from the Rabbit, while in return the Dragon encourages the Rabbits creative talents such as submitting their work to movie producers, gallery owners, and publishers. Through the social network of Dragons, the Rabbits can achieve a level of success they never imagined. If these two become friends, the Dragon can show money-making ways to the Rabbit, while the Rabbit can show the Dragon the creeds of style. Sometimes, the Dragon’s overpowering presence will exhaust the Rabbit, while the Rabbit’s constant fears will wear on the Dragon’s nerves. However, mostly, they enjoy spending time together. Sexually, these two have some work to do. Dragon needs to take a gentler approach in order not to scare the Rabbit, while the Rabbit must guard against jealousy because the Dragon cannot stand a possessive lover.

Dragon and Dragon

These two make a passionate combination that is unsurpassed. They enjoy going out to glamorous parties and flirting with everybody else, only to return home together. Concerning their domestic life, Dragons may treat their home as merely a place to sleep, eat, and wash. These two are more interested in socializing than nesting. They are famous for money-making abilities, and probably spend the majority of their funds on lavish vacations. They become entertaining friends, sometimes supportive, other times competitive. Each one wants to be the leader in this relationship, which is not possible and cause noisy arguments. Dragons do not carry resentments for long, so their friendship would not apart over silly matters. Sexually, each one will try to outdo the other, resulting in mutual ecstasy.

Dragon and Snake

The Dragon has attracted to the Snake sexy, seductive ways. While the Snake loves the Dragons star power. When it comes to sex, they will go at it, without even exchanging a word, after loving is over, they will draw back to assess each other weaknesses and strengths. The Dragon-like the Snake’s philosophical nature, while the Snake adores the Dragon’s warm-hearted affection. They become exciting friends, the Dragon has lots of energy, while the Snake likes to lounge around. The Dragon should be aware that the Snake is very possessive about their friends. If the Snake starts acting irritating, it is probably because the Dragon has been spending time with other friends. At that point, they must have an honest talk to find out these differences, or the Snake will continue to simmer with resentment. Sexually, Snake and Dragon get along wonderfully well. The Dragon is an aggressive lover, and the Snake is the more dreamy one, but still, they appreciate each other’s strength.

Dragon and Horse

The Dragon loves the Horse strong will, and the Horse likes the Dragon’s charisma. None of them hides their feelings. The dominant Dragon would not have much success in bossing the independent Horse, while the Horse would not be able to intimidate the courageous Dragon. If they both are weak or active in the same area, they should draw to see who should handle the job. Otherwise, they will spend valuable time fighting when they could be making progress. They both become good friends, but they should not go to gambling together, though, as neither one has any financial restraint. Sexually, the Horse and Dragon have fantastic chemistry. Both have energetic lovemaking styles that serve as a pleasant substitute for exercise. Neither the Horse nor the Dragon is particularly monogamous, so they may choose to have an open relationship.

Dragon and Goat

The protective Dragon adores fighting battles for the retiring Goat. In exchange, the Goat works to make a beautiful home for the Dragon. Though the Dragon is not particularly interested in having a gorgeous house, it will be a significant change to entertain friends in glamorous surroundings. They become excellent friends. The Dragon enjoys showing the directions to their dreamy friend's life. Organizing the Goat workspace or Goat finances proves an exciting challenge for the Dragon. While the Goat likes to fuss over the Dragon when he or she gets burned out. Both friends are aware of the others need to be appreciated, and often exchange extravagant compliments. The Dragon and Goat get along famously in the bedroom. Both signs are very tenderhearted and are not likely to take each other feelings for granted. This combination mixes equal parts of physical pleasure and emotional fulfillment.

Dragon and Monkey

The Dragon’s fire burns brighter because of the Monkey’s pleased applause. While the Monkey ingenuity becomes even sharper thanks to the Dragon’s encouragement. These two loves the zoo, circus, and park. While the Monkey will sometimes run off on their own, he or she would not worry over the Monkey’s absences, knowing that Monkey needs lots of freedom to thrive. They both are a constant source of amusement for each other. The Monkey can propose cutting-edge ideas to the Dragon, feeling safe that their friend will never dampen their enthusiasm with pessimistic predictions. Sexually, these two make the right combination. The Dragon identifies how to light the Monkey’s fire, focusing on each erogenous area. The Monkey delights the Dragon with their acrobatic abilities. Their bedroom probably looks as though a cyclone has hit it.

Dragon and Rooster

The Rooster and Dragon make a solid match. There would not be much excitement here, which is suitable for the Dragon, who can benefit from a calm private life. The conservative Rooster is pursuing a stable relationship and appreciates the Dragon’s ability to earn a good salary. The Dragon hates when the Rooster nags. A smart Rooster will keep their mouth shut and give the Dragon free rein. In return for their silence, the Dragon will encourage the Rooster to create the stylish home of their dreams. These signs become good friends, and the daring Dragon can prompt the Rooster to take more chances concerning their career and love life. When the Dragon gets too close to the danger, the prudent Rooster will pull their friend back. Sometimes, though, the Rooster will blame the Dragon for widening the truth. The Dragon may argue that the Rooster is a stickler for details. Sexually, the Dragon can overwhelm the Rooster with its passion. If the Dragon wins the heart of Rooster, they may have to turn down the heat.

Dragon and Dog

They both form an uneasy alliance. The Dragon is impulsive, and the Dog is careful. The Dragon likes crowds, but the Dog is happy being alone. Both of them are hard workers. When the money comes, the Dragon will want to spend it on shopping and vacations, while the Dog will feel obliged to give it to charity. Concerning their friendship, the Dog and Dragon are suited for each other. Both of them are extremely loyal and can count on each other during hard times. The Dragon can help the Dog to see the positive side, while the Dog can empower the Dragon to take a more stable view of the world. Sexually, they both are a mismatch. The Dragon robust approach can make the Dog feel objected. The Dog needs to be continuously cuddled and kissed could dampen the Dragon’s ardor.

Dragon and Pig

These both feel a natural magnetism for one another. The Dragon’s energy makes a big hit with the Pig, while the Pig’s sensuality is a real plus for the Dragon. Sometimes the Dragon will think the Pig is lazy, that would not stop this sign from working hard to keep them both wealthy. The Dragon and Pig throw terrific parties, but the Dragon should let the Pig sleep late the next morning, as the Pig is not an early riser. In their friendship, they will have no trouble. The Dragon takes the lead in all situations, happily following by the Pig. The only time the Pig will recoil is when the Dragon goes to convince this ethical sign to do something shady. Sexually, these two are well-matched. Both have healthy libidos, but the Dragon needs to remember the Pig’s romantic bent.