The Dragon is one of the most important and familiar creatures of the Chinese culture. As with all Chinese signs, Dragons have certain characteristics that define them. The Dragon is an East, South-East oriented creature with a Yang (male) nature. It symbolizes health and harmony while its western zodiac equivalent is the Aries. Its associated gem stone, the Amethyst, is one of the most recognized precious stones. The Dragon is strongly associated with planet Mars.

Dragon people are very active during Spring. You can feel their energy rising during April which is their favorable month. Throughout the day, they rule from 7am until 9am. They like black, gold and green colors. They love to eat bread and poultry and drink a lot of water. You can find Dragon people all over the world but mostly in Asia and Central Europe.

Dragon people are very intelligent. Their influence touches everyone and everything around them. They like to be respected and honored because they feel they deserve it. They are usually successful. Their creative nature always work wonders in all matters. They have a wide circle of loyal friends, admirers and supporters who they may end up considering as slaves!

Dragon people do not like to follow orders or obey others. They are free spirits and want to move on their own pace. They like giving orders to others though. This often makes them look a bit tyrannical. Its really difficult to try to argue with a Dragon and win the argument. Even if they lose a battle, they will never admit it because of their pride and ego.

Dragon people are not impressed by money or wealth. It’s power they are looking for. In China, they believe that Dragons possess magical powers and people under this Chinese sign often take part in ceremonies or magical workings.

Dragons will either marry young and devote themselves to their family or become loners who frequently change lovers. There are countless sad love stories with Dragons and their victims. They match perfectly with the Rat, the Monkey and the Rooster.

Let’s see how the Dragon behaves in the following fields:
Work issues: Very strong
Love issues: Requires improvement
social issues: Very strong
Spiritual issues: A born master
Body issues: A born master

A few positive keywords to describe the Dragon:
Attractive, Strength, Power, Wealth, Royal, Active, Brave, Dignity, Authority, High Standards, Passionate, Vibrant

A few negative keywords to describe the Dragon:
Selfish, Self Centered, Megalomania, Manipulative, Arrogant, Hatred, Jealousy, Suspicious, Liar, Demanding

Dragon compatibility with other Chinese signs:
(1 least compatible – 10 most compatible)

With a Rat: 9
With a Monkey: 9
With a Rooster: 9
With a Horse: 8
With a Tiger: 8
With a Sheep: 8
With a Pig: 7
With a Snake: 7
With a Rabbit: 5
With a Dragon: 4
With a Dog: 3
With an Ox: 3

E.Minh is a Chinese astrologer with over 20 years of experience in Chinese astrology and the lunar calendar. For more information about the Twelve Chinese Horoscope Signs visit my free website about Chinese astrology and discover a way to communicate with your inner self and the Universe. You can also download my free e-book “Creating the Ultimate Chinese Horoscope Protection Shield“.

Author: Ewyen Minh
Article Source: EzineArticles.com
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