It's very characteristic to know different types of zodiac and astrology according to the different nations...Castle Journal likes to invade with you the world of horoscopes through its diversity so we are going to publish daily zodiac according to the western and Chinese views. all our articles' sources are taken from astrology.com

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EDITED BY | JULS MCMAHON
VARIETY SECTION - CJ JOURNALIST

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we consider your interest to know your own astrology according to the Chinese zodiac which is counting according to to the year of birth.

DRAGON; Births of these years | 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012

Characteristics;

STRENGTHS:  courageous, intelligent, charismatic, and passionate
WEAKNESSES: impetuous, inflexible, and brash
COMPATIBILITY: Rat, Tiger, Snake, or Monkey
MIX MATCH: Ox, Sheep, or Dog
ELEMENT: Earth
YIN OR YANG: Yang

Oh, Dragon, what a creature. This magical and selfless being finished the Jade Emperor’s race in fifth place because, while flying to the finish line, he saw how thirsty the people, animals, and land were. Knowing that he could assuage the suffering of humanity, Dragon stopped and made it rain. Then he noticed Rabbit stuck in the middle of the river on a log and blew her to shore, enabling Rabbit to finish ahead of Dragon.

For these reasons, Dragon is known to be noble, powerful, generous, and idealistic. Dragons have always been seen as controlling rain; the Mandarin word for “Dragon” is thought to come from the sound of thunder. Ancient Chinese considered themselves direct descendants of Dragons and believed that their Emperors had Dragon blood.

 

Some speculate that ancient tribes living in China had animal totems, with one tribe worshipping a coiled Snake. As this tribe blended with nine others, their totem animals were grafted onto the Snake, reshaping it into a Dragon. Some say that dinosaur bones might actually be Dragon bones.

Dragons are courageous, intelligent, charismatic, and passionate. They often marry late in life, and as natural leaders brimming with self-assurance, they don’t like deferring to others. They are hardworking and capable of success in all things. Honest and direct, Dragons crave to be of use and need to find a purpose or goal in life. They don’t recognize their own limits and should avoid overworking.

Wealth and prestige impress Dragons. They can be perfectionists and prone to short bouts of rage. They can also be impetuous, inflexible, and brash. Dragons must beware of becoming tyrannical.