Rat 1948,1960, 1972,1984, 1996	Ox 1949,1961, 1973,1985, 1997	Tiger 1950,1962, 1974,1986, 1998	Rabbit 1951,1963, 1975,1987, 1999	Dragon 1952,1964, 1976,1988, 2000	Snake 1953,1965, 1977,1989, 2001
Horse 1954,1966, 1978,1990, 2002	Goat 1955,1967, 1979,1991, 2003	Monkey 1956,1968, 1980,1992, 2004	Rooster 1957,1969, 1981,1993, 2005	Dog 1958,1970, 1982,1994, 2006	Pig 1959,1971, 1983,1995, 2007

This year is the year of the Rabbit. Born in a Rabbit year, you're recognized by Chinese astrology as a Rabbit. What, then, are the main characteristics of your personality and the main trends of your destiny? Are you likely to lead a happy life or on the contrary are you expected to undergo upheavals and disappointments? How can you avoid bad luck and attract good chance? What can you do to improve the quality of your life? Read Rabbit Profile :

Chinese astrology's historical background
Chinese astrology is undoubtedly the oldest coherent method of divination in the world — it came into existence some seventeen centuries before the Bible. It has influenced — and even regulated — the lives of countless generations in the Far East from time immemorial. Contrary to what one might think, the progress of modern science in all fields has not tarnished its image as an esteemed guide to human destiny and self-discovery. In fact, the East Asians are no longer the only persons to have recourse to Chinese astrology; more and more people in the industrialized, rationalistic Western world, and especially in the United States, are getting awakened to and interested in this system of fortune-telling which took root in one of the most prestigious known civilizations. The foremost origins of Chinese astrology are shrouded in the haze of the ancient times. No one is able to tell exactly when and under what conditions this method of divination came into use. It is known however that Chinese astrology under one form or another had been widely practiced in the Orient since the 40th century BC and especially since the times of the Chinese Emperors Fu Hsi (2953-2838 BC) and Shen Nung (born in the 28th century BC).