Best Chinese ZODIAC You Will Read This Year (in 2023)

The year 2023 is the Water Rabbit's year. This year begins on the 22nd of January 2023 (Chinese New Year) and concludes on the 9th of February 2024 (Chinese New Year's Eve). In Chinese culture, the Rabbit is a symbol of longevity, peace, and prosperity. 

2023 is anticipated to be a year of optimism. According to Xinhua, Chinese brush painter Lucy Wang created a special Chinese Zodiac birth certificate to usher in the year of the rabbit in Australia. 

"In Chinese culture, the rabbit is regarded as the luckiest of the 12 zodiac animals, symbolizing peace and longevity." The most fortunate Chinese zodiacs in 2023, according to China Highlights, are the Ox, Tiger, and Snake. 

The remaining animals are, with any luck, Dogs, Horses, Goats, and Pigs. The 'opposition to Tai Sui' will influence Rabbit and Mouse's fortune. 

Meanwhile, the Rooster and the Monkey must exert great effort to advance. Individuals born in the year of the Rabbit are referred to as "Rabbit" and are believed to be alert, witty, quick-minded, and quick-witted. 

The Chinese believe that one's actions at the beginning of the new year will influence their fortune in the coming year. 

First, staying up late on Chinese New Year's Eve (21 January 2023) and wishing your family and friends Happy New Year after 12 p.m. will undoubtedly bring you good fortune. 

Second, giving red envelopes to children and the elderly will ward off bad luck (Nian) and bring good fortune. 

Thirdly, decorating your home with a kumquat tree (representing wealth and good fortune), wearing your lucky color, and consuming auspicious foods such as rice cakes (representing family unity), fried breaded peanuts (representing vitality), and walnut cakes (representing happiness) are popular ways to attract good fortune.

This is the Year of the Rabbit. Chinese Zodiac The Rabbit is the fourth animal sign in the cycle of the Chinese zodiac. Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig are the 12 zodiac animals. 

According to the 12-year cycle, every year bears the beast's mark. Typically, the Chinese zodiac year begins with Chinese New Year, which falls between late January and mid-February. 

If you were born in January or February of one of the years listed above, you may be a Rabbit or a Tiger. In addition, if you were born in January or February of the following years (2012, 2000, 1988, 1976, etc.), you are either a Rabbit or a Dragon.