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The Rabbit — Chinese zodiac card

Chinese zodiac

Year of the Rabbit

Yin Wood branch · Gentle · diplomatic · quietly lucky

Soft-spoken. Always three steps ahead.

Rabbit years are linked to grace and diplomacy — you may read subtleties and keep peace without seeming to try. The tradition's caution is avoiding necessary conflict. People born in Rabbit years are traditionally read as gentle, perceptive, quietly strategic.

Which years belong to the Rabbit?

A zodiac year starts at Lunar New Year, not on 1 January. Born in January or early February of a year below, you may belong to the previous animal — the calculator on the Chinese zodiac page uses the true boundary date for your birth year.

The element changes each cycle — a Earth Rabbit and a Water Rabbit share the branch but not the stem, which is why the same animal feels different across generations.

Who does the Rabbit get along with?

Trine partners
Goat and Pig — the traditional harmony triangle: animals said to run in the same pack, sharing instincts and plans without friction.
Secret friend
Dog — the six-harmony pairing: quiet, reliable loyalty rather than fireworks.
Clash
Rooster — the opposite branch, six places across the wheel. Traditionally read as friction that demands effort, not a verdict on any real pair of people.

Lucky numbers by tradition: 3, 4, 6. These are traditional associations, not predictions — a full match reads all four pillars, not the year animal alone. Run a real match →

Famous Rabbits

Verified birth dates from public records — tap any chart to see the whole thing.

The Rabbit is one pillar of four

Your year animal is an eighth of a full Chinese chart: BaZi reads a stem and branch for your year, month, day and hour, and the day — not the year — carries your core self.