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Chinese Zodiac: The Dragon (龙 / 龍)
Birth Years (approx.): 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, 2024 (12-year cycle)

1. General Overview
The Dragon is one of the most revered and powerful signs in the Chinese zodiac. Unlike the other 11 animals, the Dragon is mythical, symbolizing strength, nobility, luck, and supernatural power. In Eastern culture, Dragons are auspicious creatures, often associated with emperors and divine authority.

2. Personality Traits
People born in the Year of the Dragon are often seen as:

Confident and ambitious

Charismatic leaders with natural charm

Energetic, bold, and fearless

Creative and visionary, often ahead of their time

Sometimes stubborn, proud, or overconfident

They are often admired for their magnetism and inner fire, but they may also intimidate others due to their intensity.

3. Destiny and Fortune
Career: Dragons are born to lead. They thrive in roles where they can inspire, innovate, or command—such as entrepreneurs, politicians, artists, or inventors.

Relationships: They’re passionate and loyal but need partners who can handle their dynamic personalities.

Luck: Dragons are considered one of the luckiest signs. They often attract success, wealth, and attention—though they must be careful not to burn out or become arrogant.

4. Elemental Influence (optional deep dive)
Each 60-year Dragon cycle also includes an element that shapes their destiny:

Wood Dragon (1964) – Kind and cooperative

Fire Dragon (1976) – Brave and passionate

Earth Dragon (1988) – Reliable and steady

Metal Dragon (2000) – Determined and confident

Water Dragon (2012) – Wise and flexible

5. Symbolic Meaning
In Chinese culture, the Dragon represents:

Yang energy (positive, active force)

Imperial power and heavenly blessing

Transformation and rebirth

People often pray to Dragon spirits for rain, harvest, and protection.