Ox Chinese Zodiac

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

Ox Years

You are Ox in Chinese Zodiac if you are born in an Ox year. It is said that the Chinese Zodiac year start from the Chinese New year from late January to mid-February. In case you were born between late January to mid-February, you might be an Ox. Choose your date of birth and find your Chinese Zodiac sign below.

Year When Type of Ox

1913 February 6, 1913 to January 25, 1914 Water Ox

1925 January 25, 1925 to February 12, 1926 Wood Ox

1937 February 11, 1937 to January 30, 1938 Fire Ox

1949 January 29, 1949 to February 16, 1950 Earth Ox

1961 February 15, 1961 to February 4, 1962 Metal Ox

1973 February 3, 1973 to January 22, 1974 Water Ox

1985 February 20, 1985 to February 8, 1986 Wood Ox

1997 February 7, 1997 to January 27, 1998 Fire Ox

2009 January 26, 2009 to February 13, 2010 Earth Ox

2021 February 12, 2011 to January 31, 2022 Metal Ox

The Ox holds the second position in the Chinese Zodiac. Those people born into Ox years learn the lesson of ‘endurance,’ holding the power of the abundant, earthy, Yin variety. In Chinse society, the Ox is the symbol of parental love because of the sensitivity with which the Ox cultivates its calf. Oxen are deeply dedicated to their children and families and hold a quiet and uncomplaining strength. The earth and Home are the two great sources of the Oxen’s legendary perseverance and stability. Oxen are smart and responsible, stable, and dedicated; they walk the straight and narrow paths in life. They are convenient to a fault and express themselves powerfully and convincingly, commanding the respect of others. The sharp mind of the Ox, along with this natural expressiveness of speech, makes them trustworthy and loyal leaders. Those born in the Ox years are often called to high office. They are eager and conquering, and owning strong will, and they show formidable crusaders in life.

Many Ox year born people will find success through public speaking, politics, or the entertainment business. Oxen possess an inborn authority and strong determination, and they triumph in life through sheer stubbornness. Those souls born in the years of Ox are stubborn by nature and can survive incredible adversity. This capacity to tolerance, even through great hardships, has kept whole families and even nations together. Oxen have practical, down-to-earth advice, and are more capable than most. The most pleasant time of each day for the Ox people is between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. This is when the enduring Ox rests and accumulates the power to push past the difficulties of the coming day. According to Chinese tradition, those people born into Ox years will be happier if they are born in the winter because there is less work in winter to do in the fields. Those Ox born souls in the summer are destined to work harder throughout their life.

The Oxen Essential Nature

The Oxen are sober-minded, and they know the worth of doing things correctly. These people are genuinely grounded and not easily converted. This is the patient ‘marathon’ personality of the Zodiac, as opposed to the changeable ‘sprint’ temperament characteristic of some of the other signs. The people born in Oxen years need connection with nature. They find comfort intending and planting their gardens, landscaping beautiful homes, and working the land. Oxen are known for their ‘green thumbs’ and are often skillful agriculturists, gardeners, and they are also a good fit in the buying and selling of real estate. Some of the attractive places for the Ox are quiet pounds, tranquil meadows, and isolated spots unknown to others. The earthy Ox also cultivates and protects the small, the weak, and the helpless; thus, they represent the goddess of mercy, Kwan Yin, and the holiness of life.

The other side of the Oxen nature

In opposite to their many excellent attributes, unenlightened Oxen can be overly strict, display awful tempers, and be so inflexible as to become immovable (even when the facts prove otherwise). An Ox hates being denied, especially in front of others, and can be subject to extreme anger. One is advised to observe clear until the calm emerges from the storm. Oxen do not enjoy being teased and hold a choleric temperament. Oxen also dislike insubordination, disobedience, and unfaithfulness of any kind, and are proficient in holding grudges for long durations. The authoritarianism and extreme strictness nature of Ox represent the Ox’s energy being directed in a most unproductive form. Expressed in its unproductive form, this energy becomes possessiveness, brooding, stubbornness, lack of empathy, resistance to movement, jealousy, and revenge. The choice lies entirely with the individual. Taken to an extreme, antisocial, or narcissistic personality disorder may develop.

Gifts and abilities of the Oxen person

Those people born the year of Ox are the most patient, composed, dependable, and untiring workers of the Chinese Zodiac. Laziness and idleness are abhorrent to the average Ox. Once they set a goal, then Oxen work hard to achieve their goals. They are conservative, traditional, and dutiful, and they choose projects that other people do not have the persistence to complete. Ox born people's health is generally good; they are blessed with exceptional longevity, but must protector against settling into a sedentary lifestyle. The sound sources of physical exercise for the Ox are outdoor activities such as gardening or building. They often experience stomach or intestinal problems, complications from overindulgence in drinking, smoking, or an unhealthy diet could from time to time. Ox people are also vulnerable to environmental and climatic changes. They should avoid extremes of cold and hot weather. Male Oxen are alerted to protect against obesity; females should be aware of hormonal imbalance and gynecological disorders. Persevering, Patient, and persistent are the hardest obstacle for the Ox to overcome is their incapability to understand those who are different from themselves. The Ox is methodical and precise, and their best roles are those of ethical mediator, moral judge, or negotiator.

The child born in the year of Ox

Little Oxen child is the most enduring and physically active members of the family. Do not try to turn the rules or sneak something past this tot, as you will be caught and corrected. The Ox child is serious and opinionated in life. Parents need to encourage the Ox child’s sense of humor and lighten this private little person’s load a bit. Gifted with their hands, these lovable babies are more comfortable with the familiar and consistent. This child needs a routine and favors meals served at the family table with all in attendance and on time. These children are not whiny or teary but somewhat active and helpful. They also may need some prodding to open up and have more fun in life. An Ox child is physically healthy, and Oxen of both sexes are the luckiest children when it comes to surviving physically traumatic injuries. This child leaves the nonsenses and fast talk to other kids. They have a secure sense of self and tend to follow a few.

Home and family of Oxen Person

Physical comforts, family obligations, and duty play essential roles in the daily existence of those born under this sign. The Ox has an essential nature and is blessed with the presence of mind. They are family-oriented, as parents, Oxen want their children to be respectful. Oxen parents extravagant much affection, reasonable care, and self-sacrifice on their children. They handle child-rearing responsibilities as they do all other work, efficiently and correctly. Ox parents are indeed the earthly fathers and mothers of the world. Concerning both children and animals, Oxen dearly love them both, a balanced combination of firmness and love are applied. Between late February and early March is the most favorable time of year for the persevering Ox. This is the time when all life gradually reawakens, and Oxen are transformed with new stamina, energy, and romantic desires.

The Ox desires stability, peace, and a beautiful place to live. An Oxen’s home is their castle, and their houses are cozy and well organized. Because of the Oxen’s love of the earth, their favorite family activities are fishing, planting, or just taking in the view. Oxen enjoy quiet, private places to relax. Although the Oxen are fully capable of taking on the outside world, they will be the happiest in organizing and taking care of their home. Men and women alike will flourish, incorporating outside work into a home-based business. The Oxen are self-motivated, and they are productive souls, well-disciplined, and the Ox works best independently.

Successful Careers fit for Oxen

Oxen are highly brilliant and skilled with their hands. They are talented in any art of touch or craft, and tactile Oxen are often painters, craftsmen, farmers, expert seamstresses, quilters, artisans, gourmet cooks, and skillful musicians. Oxen feel the need to touch and dabble dexterously with the world around them. The best career choices for people born into an Ox year are those professions performed alone. Many are surgeons, dictators, police officers, architects, veterinarians, farmers, elementary teachers, gourmet cooks, diplomats, military strategists, archaeologists, and public speakers. Whatever the career, Oxen prefer either to be the boss or work alone.

Dictators, performers, war leaders, and even princesses find themselves born under the sign of the Ox. Famous Oxen include: Angela Lansbury, William Buckley, Colin Powell, Hans Christian Andersen, George Frederic Handel, Michael Richards, Kate Moss, Richard and Pat Nixon, Gerald Ford, Gore Vidal, Sean Hannity, Melissa Etheridge, Jack Nicholson, Neve Campbell, Art Buchwald, Johnny Carson, Sammy Davis Jr., Jane Fonda, Dante, Renoir, Johann Sebastian Bach, Walt Disney, Marquise de Pompadour, Aristotle, Robert Kennedy, Charlie Chaplin, Anthony Hopkins, Napoleon, Idi Amin, Malcolm X, Geronimo, Saddam Hussein, Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity, Neve Campbell, Jim Carrey, Sigourney Weaver, Meryl Streep, Princess Diana of Wales, Meg Ryan, and Bill Cosby.

Lucky things for Oxen

Colors: blue, yellow, green

Numbers: 1, 4

Flowers: lucky bamboo and lily of the valley and

Directions of love: South

Directions of auspiciousness: East, Southeast

Directions of wealth: Northwest

Unlucky Things

Colors: Brown and Red

Numbers: 3, 6

Ox relationship compatibility

The Ox is shy, and sometimes seem tedious in the case of pursuing new friends or romantic relationship. However, if once the others take the time to understand them, they will find them sweet, honest, and very caring. The Ox is dedicated to their friends and has long term relationships that can turn into the romance if the other sign born people keep their natural tendency toward jealousy in Check.

Ox and Rat

The Ox is shy, and the Rat is sociable, so they make an odd duo. The Ox prefers to enjoy a quiet evening at home while Rat prefers parties in town. When these two get along, the Ox is often covered by the Rat’s larger than life personality. The Rat prize the Ox’s deferential attitude and rewards this lover with loyalty and respect. Both put heavy emphasis on relationships, and they love entertaining friends in their homes. Though the Ox will sometimes tire of the Rat’s messy habits, he or she is happy to create a comfortable environment at home that they can both enjoy. When the occasion demands, the cheerful and sociable Rat has a way of Ox out of his or her shell. Ideally, the Rat will work the public sphere while the Ox operates out of the home. The Ox and Rat lovers are incredibly compatible. For both of these signs, sex is a high priority, and they are incredibly loyal.

Ox and Ox

The Ox desire for long-lasting relationships and they would not spoil things because of sex on the first date nither would suggest moving together on the first date. However, they will take the time to befriend their love interest. When the love interest occurs to be a fellow Ox, both breathe a sigh of relief. If they decide to combine households, they will create a peaceful environment. These two will consider or adopt children, but not before they are financially able to do so. Property is one of the few reasons for an argument in this relationship. The Ox is possessive and may not want to share their favorite belongings, which is why it is best to have two of everything, to avoid arguments. Concerning sex, the Oxen will enjoy each other slow, sensual approach. The Ox is renowned for its staying power, so these two could enjoy marathon lovemaking sessions.

 Ox and Tiger

From the outset, the Tiger and Ox are very different people. The Ox is quiet and cautious, and the Tiger is brash and wild. One wants security and desires adventure. The Ox plan and work for long term success and Tiger strives for overnight success. Both of them are stubborn, but still, this relationship can be saved with a clever little maneuvering. The Ox can bring structure to the Tiger wildly chaotic life. Bringing Tiger to routine life can uncover some of the hidden creative talents, for which the Tiger will be eternally grateful. In turn, Tiger can help the Ox to get in touch with their inner child. If the Ox and Tiger are friends, the Ox can offer the Tiger with a welcome sense of stability, while the Tiger can add a dash of color to the Ox’s neutral palette.

Ox and Rabbit

This is a destined match that feels very comfortable. The reliable, dependable Ox loves protecting the nerves Rabbit. Other people may find this couple slightly shocking when they jump into baby talk and make inside jokes. For both of them, they are a perfectly matched set. Sometimes the Ox can be a little bossy, but that does not disturb Rabbit. If the Ox and Rabbit are friends, the Ox will probably push the Rabbit to become more assertive. While the Rabbit will encourage the Ox to see the funny side of life. The Ox can be possessive, but they are willing to relax their rules about borrowing money for their sweet pal. Often, the Ox will financially support the Rabbit's creative efforts, which is rewarding for both friends. These two consider sex as something more than just a physical release. Their bedroom serves as a welcome escape from the harsh realities of daily life.

Ox and Dragon

The Dragon is famously bossy, and the Ox is notoriously stubborn. When the two get along, a stalemate bound occurs. The Ox is incompetent in making a move until he or she has discovered all the angles. While the Dragon is intent on moving forward at the speed of light. They both can move mountains together if the two happen to agree on a course of action. Mostly they end up quibbling over trivial details and waste their valuable time. Secretly, the Dragon appreciates the Ox’s work ethic, while the Ox is impressed by the Dragon accomplishments. If they are friends, the Ox will keep the Dragon’s feet on the ground, while the Dragon will generate excitement to the Ox’s daily routine.

Ox and Snake

From the outset, this couple seems mismatched, but the straightforward Ox could not be more distinct from the subtle Snake. The Ox loves to deal with facts, and the Snake relies on intuition. However, these two make a very loving couple because they both enjoy working behind the scenes. They both seek authenticity in everything they do. Sometimes the Snake will make the Ox jealous. When the Ox is busy, he or she will not get much satisfaction from flirting if it fails to get the Ox’s attention. About their public life, the Snake will occupy center stage, while the Ox plays a supporting role. The Ox enjoys showcasing their friend’s talents, which prompts the Snake to respond with kisses, hugs, and gifts. These signs make them great friends and compatible lovers. About their financial life, the Ox concentrate on earning a salary, while Snake likes to invest it. 

Ox and Horse

The Horse and Ox have a challenging relationship that needs hard work. The Ox is dependable and constant, while the Horse is wild and impulsive. Thus, it is difficult for the Ox to have faith in the Horse, especially when it comes to money and love. If the Horse and Ox want to get along, they may want to maintain separate bedrooms. It is best for Horse and Ox to maintain separate bank accounts because the Ox is careful about spending money and Horse have an ‘easy come, easy go’ attitude about money. About the friendship of Ox and Horse, the supportive Ox can bolster the insecure Horse ego. In return for Oxen's unconditional love, the Horse will inject a welcome sense of adventure to their friend’s life.

Ox and Goat

The practical Ox feels comfortable with facts, while the dreamy Goat depends on intuition as their guide. Ideally, the Ox will support the Goat’s creative talents and help their lover to make hard-earned cash from their efforts. In return, the Goat will share the fruits of their labor with Ox. Sometimes, the Ox will mistakenly think that the absent-minded Goat wants guidance, and will offer unwelcome instruction. When this occurs, the Goat will make a rare gustier of anger. The best way for the Ox to uphold the Goat’s friendship is to make subtle hints. Despite their differences, the Ox is an ideal companion for the Goat when the latter get their feelings hurt. The calm, steadying influence of the Ox makes the Goat feel better. The visionary Goat can convince a cynical Ox that their dreams really can come true, given a little work and much faith.

Ox and Monkey

The hard-working Ox and playful Monkey make perfect matches. There is a reason these two signs are attracted to each other. The Ox is blessed with a sense of humor, and secretly enjoys the Monkey’s crazy antics. Likewise, the frenetic Monkey appreciates the Ox’s ability to slow down and smell the flowers. If the Ox allowed the Monkey to bring him or her to a rollicking party, the Monkey could look forward to being spoilt with a home-cooked meal or a sensual massage. As friends, Monkey and Ox can help each other. The Ox supports the Monkey to take their intellectual talents seriously and may ready this sign to get an advanced professional training or degree. The Monkey helps the Ox to build long-lasting structures like parks, schools, hospitals, or housing for the poor.

Ox and Rooster

The Rooster and Ox go together like strawberries and cream, and Bert and Ernie. The Ox appreciates the Rooster’s precision and discernment. While the Rooster appreciates the Ox’s refusal to back down when the going gets tough. The Ox and the Rooster would not sacrifice themselves for the sake of work. They both are very loyal creatures, so they never have to worry about infidelity. The Ox does not like to socialize with friends as much as the Rooster do, and will like to spend some nights alone. The Rooster is advised to spare or set some evenings in return for this freedom to devote exclusively to the Ox. Domestic pursuits like fixing dinner, decorating, and gardening give both of these signs lots of pleasure. About sex, the Rooster and Ox are very compatible.

Ox and Dog

Before embarking on love affair, the Ox and the Dog need to develop a healthy respect for each other. The Ox love material things while the Dog is charity-minded. The Ox admires the Dog’s sympathetic stance and is likely to accept a few of their lover’s pet causes. In return, the Dog will pardon the Ox for his or her occasional indulgences, recognizing that this sign needs luxury like people to require food and water. Eventually, the two will strike a delicate balance between enjoying and sharing their wealth. Both escalate each other’s strengths and respect each other individual differences. The Ox loves the Dog’s mission for justice, while the Dog loves the Ox’s practicality. The two can form a pleasant, comfortable household, either as friends or as lovers.

Ox and Pig

These two signs are incredibly physical and enjoy abandoning themselves to sensual pleasures. It may take lots of effort to get them out of the bedroom. When they appear from their pleasure den, the Ox and Pig will work to create a sociable and comfortable household. The Ox will spend on quality furnishings and beautiful artwork, while the Pig will ensure that the door is always open to visitors. If the Ox becomes truly angry, the Pig should slip into the kitchen and whip up some good food. The Pig is renowned for his or her culinary skills, while the Ox is famous for having a healthy appetite. No wonder this is an excellent combination. As friends, the Ox will tempt the Pig to become more organized, while the Pig will encourage the Ox into being more outgoing.