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Chinese Year Of The Dragon Biography

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As the sole imaginary animal, the dragon ranks fifth in the Chinese Zodiac. The dragon is the most vital and powerful of any in the Chinese zodiac, although with an infamous reputation for being a hothead and possessing a sharp tongue. In ancient times, people thought that dragons could control everything in the world, for they symbolized the character traits of dominance and ambition.

Gifted with innate courage, tenacity and intelligence, dragons are enthusiastic and confident. They are not afraid of challenges, and willing to take risks. However, the dragon is sometimes regarded as aggressive, and angry dragons are not open to criticism. They don't consider themselves irritating and arrogant. Instead of following the past, they are striving for a smooth and nice future.

Taking the hardworking nature of dragons into consideration, they are healthy in general. They may be stressed and suffer from periodic tension, for they like to embrace challenges and take risks. Old people born in a Chinese zodiac dragon year should pay more attention to liver and gall, blood, intestines and stomach, while the middle-aged and young people should care more about their skins. Yoga or taking a walk would be an effective way to keep healthy, as these activities can be good for their minds as well as their bodies.

Dragons like to embrace challenges and take risks. Jobs that allow them to test themselves are good choices. Some good careers include: journalist, teacher, inventor, manager, computer analyst, lawyer, engineer, architect, broker, and sales person

In the search for the ideal partner, dragons might find themselves often hesitating to move forward in a relationship and/or unwilling to make a permanent commitment. When they do, however, it is their intention for it to last. Dragons are likely to have a warm, giving personality. They can be very generous to their loved ones.

Love: People who belong to the Dragon sign may not have a high probability of finding love and they may only get it due to their hard work and cultivation. To find love, single people should be more active in order to get it. Married people may have a stable relationship and they should learn how to get along with each other in life.

Fortune will go up and down for people who belong to the Dragon sign. They may have imbalanced incomes and expenses. Being more careful when earning and spending money, they should invest and manage their money according to their own abilities. Moreover, they should keep in mind that stability is a priority to others when making money and should avoid greediness.

Health fortunes for people who belong to the Dragon sign are just so-so this year. They should pay more attention to taking good care of themselves in daily life. If they have a disposition, they should get medical treatment in time instead of delaying the disease. Furthermore, they should pay more attention to details. When they go out or go traveling, they should be careful to have healthy food and drinks in order to avoid discomfort.

Go west, Dragons. For all to be well, go west and stay west. There's plenty to amuse you in Chengdu and Chongqing, Xi'an and Lanzhou. For further details on these see above. It will be a good year if you only go west

Pretty much anywhere not west is to be avoided this year. Shanghai, Nanjing, Suzhou, Wuxi, Ningbo... not for you this year. Likewise the northwest, so don't stray. Forget Ningxia, Gansu, Xinjiang, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia. West they may be, but they have a northern component. Sorry. These especially are to be avoided. Inauspicious stars will not look kindly upon you should you trespass.

hu Yuanzhang, born in 1328 AD, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

Ban Chao, born in 32 AD, was a famous militarist and diplomat of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Tsai Yuan-Pei (1868-1940), a Chinese revolutionist, educator and statesman.

Guo Moruo (1892-1978), from Shandong County of Sichuan Province, was a famous writer, poet, historian, playwright, archaeologist and ancient writing expert.

Deng Xiaoping, born in 1904, one of the main leaders of the People's Republic of China.

Vladimir Putin, born in 1952, President of Russia.

Ariel Sharon, born in 1928, President of Israel.