Animal 04 · twelve-year cycle
Year of the
Rabbit
Year of the Rabbit: 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 Rabbit is #4 in the cycle
- Recent example years
- 1987 · 1999 · 2011 · 2023 · 2035Check the New Year boundary for January and February dates
- Traditional colors
- Red · Pink · Purple · Blue
- Traditional flowers
- Plantain lily · Jasmine
- Exact lookup
- Use the maintained date calculatorCoverage: 1900–2035 birth dates
Traditional profile
How tradition describes the Rabbit
The Rabbit represents gentleness, elegance, and good fortune. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are thoughtful, articulate, and compassionate. They appreciate beauty and prefer a peaceful environment.
Common themes
Gentle · Compassionate · Amiable · Sensitive · Modest
Common cautions
Timid · Conservative · Superficial · Melancholic · Stubborn about trivials
Traditional interpretation
Compatibility themes
This simplified animal-sign tradition is not a relationship assessment. Chinese astrology can also consider elements and other factors.
Goat · Monkey · Dog · Pig
Rat · Tiger · Snake · Rabbit
Ox · Dragon · Horse · Rooster
Traditional associations
Numbers, colors, flowers, and directions
- Traditional numbers
- 3 · 4 · 6
- Traditional colors
- Red · Pink · Purple · Blue
- Traditional flowers
- Plantain lily · Jasmine
- Traditional directions
- East · South · Northwest
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 Rabbit with these fields. Career fit depends on the individual, not their zodiac animal.
Maintained example years
1927 · 1939 · 1951 · 1963 · 1975 · 1987 · 1999 · 2011 · 2023 · 2035
Boundary note: People born before Chinese New Year belong to the preceding animal year. Use a complete date, not the Gregorian year alone.