Animal 12 · twelve-year cycle
Year of the
Pig
Year of the Pig: maintained Chinese New Year boundary guidance, example years, and clearly labeled Chinese zodiac traditions.
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Calendar and tradition: The Chinese New Year boundary is a calendar result. Personality, compatibility, career, and lucky-item material below are traditional interpretations, not scientific findings or predictions.
Immediate answer
The Pig is #12 in the cycle
- Recent example years
- 1983 · 1995 · 2007 · 2019 · 2031Check the New Year boundary for January and February dates
- Traditional colors
- Yellow · Grey · Brown · Gold
- Traditional flowers
- Hydrangea · Daisy
- Exact lookup
- Use the maintained date calculatorCoverage: 1900–2035 birth dates
Traditional profile
How tradition describes the Pig
The Pig represents generosity, diligence, and a warm heart. People born in the Year of the Pig are kind and sincere, with a genuine desire to help others. They enjoy life's pleasures and share generously.
Common themes
Tolerant · Responsible · Generous · Optimistic · Honest
Common cautions
Naive · Over-reliant · Self-indulgent · Gullible · Fatalistic
Traditional interpretation
Compatibility themes
This simplified animal-sign tradition is not a relationship assessment. Chinese astrology can also consider elements and other factors.
Tiger · Rabbit · Goat
Rat · Ox · Dragon · Horse · Dog · Pig
Snake · Monkey
Traditional associations
Numbers, colors, flowers, and directions
- Traditional numbers
- 2 · 5 · 8
- Traditional colors
- Yellow · Grey · Brown · Gold
- Traditional flowers
- Hydrangea · Daisy
- Traditional directions
- East · Southwest
Interpretation label: “Lucky” and “unlucky” lists are traditional correspondences. They do not alter probability or predict an outcome.
Traditional interpretation
Career themes in animal-sign guides
Traditional profiles often associate the Pig with these fields. Career fit depends on the individual, not their zodiac animal.
Maintained example years
1935 · 1947 · 1959 · 1971 · 1983 · 1995 · 2007 · 2019 · 2031
Boundary note: People born before Chinese New Year belong to the preceding animal year. Use a complete date, not the Gregorian year alone.