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YEAR OF THE TIGER 2022 : ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW
The year 2022 is a Tiger year, beginning on February 1st and ending on January 31st. This is the year of the Golden Tiger. The Rabbit will be the animal of the year in 2023.
Chinese Zodiac Tiger Years
The recent years of the Tiger: 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022. The Chinese zodiac year is said to begin with Chinese New Year, which falls between late January and early February.
Things that will bring Tigers luck:
- Lucky Numbers: 1,3,4 and any number containing them. For example, 13 and 43.
- Days: 16th and 27th of any Chinese lunar month
- Colours: Gray, orange and blue
- Flowers: Cineraria and, Yellow Lily
- Month: The 3rd, 7th and 10th Chinese lunar months
- Direction: North, South, East
Unlucky months:
The 1st, 4th , 5th and 11th Chinese lunar months
Zodiac Tiger’s personality:
People born in the Tiger year which is in the Year 2022 are courageous, competitive, unpredictable, and self-assured. They have charming personalities and others will like them. However, they are prone to being reckless, irritable, and overdramatic at times.
Moreover, tigers work actively and express themselves boldly, doing things in a high-handed manner, due to their stubborn personalities and tough judgment. On top of that. they are authoritative and never contradict themselves.
Furthermore, people born in the tiger year are capable leaders if they have great confidence and indomitable fortitude. They will not plan ahead of time for anything but will be able to deal with whatever comes their way.
Love Compatibility: Is She/He Compatible with You?
Each animal sign has its own personality. The general characteristics of each animal are mostly taken into account when determining love compatibility among Chinese zodiac animals. Only those whose personalities complement each other can make good partners. The Tiger’s compatibility with other animals is as below.
- Best with: Horse, Pig and Dragon
- Worst with: Monkey, Snake, Tiger and Ox
For those born in the year of the Tiger, 2021 will be a mixed bag (Tigers). However, Tigers, if you can relax and condition yourself, you can have a good year’s end.
Best Careers for Tigers
In China, the tiger is known as “the king of the animals” and is frequently the centre of attention. They are born with leadership abilities and are well-liked by their peers. Tigers are well-suited to any leadership position.
Advertising agent, office manager, travel agent, actor, writer, artist, pilot, flight attendant, musician, comedian, and chauffeur are the best careers for Tigers.
How to Build Relationships with Tigers
Those born in the Tiger year are always the dominant species in social situations. Tigers dislike communicating with others due to mistrust and overconfidence, so they are poor at coordinating in social circles. When it comes to interpersonal relationships, they have a proclivity for using commanding methods.
Despite the fact that they are acquainted with a large number of people, they do not pursue relationships in order to form close friendships.
When dealing with Tigers, patience, understanding, and tact are required. Because Tigers lack a sense of romance, they are unable to express deep affection for their partners in romantic relationships. To keep up with a Tiger’s sense of adventure, partners must be equally active.
Good Health for Tigers
Tigers are in excellent health. Minor illnesses such as colds cough, and fevers rarely affect tigers. They are athletic and enjoy participating in a variety of sports.
They should, however, avoid excessively strenuous exercise because certain dangerous activities can cause physical harm. Tigers should pay special attention to warm-up exercises when participating in outdoor exercise. Aerobic exercises, such as jogging, are good for staying in shape.
Tigers are energetic and work with great enthusiasm. People born in the tiger year will some relaxation to recharge themselves when they are exhausted from working long hours. Click here to read more on the meaning behind the Chinese Zodiac hours.