In 2010 Chinese horoscope each sign is represented by an animal. There are 12 animal signs in total, each corresponding to a lunar year, with each sign also having 5 elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal & Water).
Like Western horoscope, the Chinese use the time, date and location of birth combined to reveal unique aspects to one’s character and emotions, but more than this, it is used for a myriad of purposes- from business and matchmaking, planning and predicting the sex of a child, to even estimate the length of a life.
Please note that the Chinese New Year is based on the cycle of the moon. Therefore, each Chinese New Year falls on different dates, from mid-January to mid-February. Our Western & Chinese Astrology Report can accurately identify your sign.
Say what!!!!
What animal are you depicted as in the 2010 Chinese Horoscope listed below: Do you like the one you are given or do you prefer another one to yours?
Look for the year you were born and it will tell you what animal you are in the Chinese calendar.
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