The Ox in the Chinese Zodiac and Feng Shui Objects
The legends and cultural meanings of the Chinese zodiac Ox:
The Chinese zodiac ox, corresponding to “Chou” in the twelve earthly branches, marks the “Chou year.” For example, the most recent year of the ox is 2021, and the next year of the ox will be 2033. Years of birth of the Chinese zodiac ox: 2021, 2009, 1997, 1985, 1973, 1961, etc.
Legend says the ox was pre-selected as the first zodiac animal, but the rat jumped on its back and finished first. Thus, the rat became the first zodiac, and the ox ranked second. Yet, the ox remains a symbol of hard work and loyalty.
Personality characteristics of the Ox:
In Chinese legends, the ox symbolizes persistence, hard work, strength, and wealth. People born in the Year of the Ox are typically hardworking, responsible, and patient, steadfastly pursuing their goals to success. Notable Ox-year figures include Barack Obama, Princess Diana, and Van Gogh.
Feng Shui items for the Ox:
The ox zodiac symbolizes wealth and stability in Feng Shui. Ox-shaped objects enhance fortunes, attract wealth, and protect homes from evil spirits for those born in the ox year.
-Ox-shaped ornaments, placed in home Feng Shui positions, symbolize and attract wealth, enhance family harmony, and improve relationships. In offices, they boost career fortunes, motivate hard work, stabilize auras, aid in overcoming challenges, and foster better cooperation.
-Ox-shaped jewelry boosts calmness, reduces stress, enhances popularity, and improves academic performance.
Pendants pairing the ox with the rat, snake, or chicken enhance relationships, bring luck, and create career opportunities. For boosting wealth, love, health, and positivity, consider exclusive Feng Shui items.
