PIG CHINESE ZODIAC

In the great race that determined the animals’ position in the Zodiac, Pig barely made twelfth place. Why? She stopped to eat and take a nap in the middle of the competition – demonstrating the easygoing sensuality of this sign. And yet, those born in the year of the Pig are good planners and organizers, working relentlessly to achieve their goals and complete projects on time.

Edited by |Juls Mcmahon
Variety section
21 March 2023

STRENGTHS: intelligent, thoughtful, creative, responsible, curious, and noble
WEAKNESSES: gullible, materialistic, insecure, and hot-tempered
COMPATIBILITY: Tiger, Rabbit, Goat, or Dragon
MIX MATCH: Snake or Monkey
ELEMENT: Water
YIN OR YANG: Yin
YEARS: 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019

In China, the Pig is a symbol of good luck, happiness, and abundance – including fertility. The Pig is often portrayed with a fat head and big ears (big ears are considered auspicious). So important was the Pig to the economy of ancient China that the Chinese word for “home” is made up of the ideograms for roof and Pig.

Pigs are noble – born with an innate sense of fair play and honesty, they are intelligent, thoughtful, creative, responsible, and have an intense thirst for knowledge. Though self-reliant and good with money, Pigs are usually lucky enough for help to materialize when needed.

Pigs are not impressed with wealth or status, and they’re extremely generous. They love to socialize and have no trouble making and keeping friends. They are loyal, compassionate, intuitive, optimistic, and have a good sense of humor.

Pigs have an enormous appetite for all the pleasures of life. They need to beware of over-indulging and learn how to discriminate about what and who is worthy of their big-hearted attention. Pigs are romantic, affectionate, and monogamous once they commit to a relationship.