The Ox + The Rooster
It is often believed that people born in the year of the Ox and the year of the Rooster are highly compatible. The longer they live together, the more affectionate and fortunate they become. However, in reality, this couple is not always in a sweet and harmonious state. Although they may encounter conflicts and arguments, they will never abandon each other.
However, the children of this zodiac pair are very well-behaved and respectful to their parents. They inherit the outstanding qualities of their parents, are not afraid to try new things, seize opportunities, and gradually excel.
The Tiger + The Monkey
People born in the year of the Tiger are considered to value emotions and loyalty. They choose their life partners based on love, not money or profit. However, the Monkey has a completely different approach. They have to consider the wealth and career of their partners before marrying them. These two have completely opposite views on marriage and ways of life.
When they are together, the stark difference in the personalities of the Tiger and the Monkey will inevitably lead to clashes and tension in the marriage.
According to astrology, this zodiac pair is very strict in educating their children. Their children have been aware of independence, filial piety, and respect for adults since childhood. They grow up affirming their own positions and even surpass their parents, leading successful and prosperous lives that many people admire.
The Snake + The Rabbit
The Snake and the Rabbit have strong differences and contradictions in their perspectives on life. The Rabbit appears to be gentle and amiable, but inwardly they are very strong-willed and will immediately show discontent. This zodiac sign tends to remain silent when faced with dissatisfaction, disputes, and frustrations.
On the other hand, the Snake is straightforward, decisive, and somewhat hot-tempered, so they are not shy to criticize others. However, both of them know when to stop in every argument. Their children are understanding, mature, and successful at an early stage of life.
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