Astrologer shares three ‘luckiest’ Chinese zodiac signs for 2023-2024

In Chinese astrology, The Year of the Rabbit is between January 22, 2023, and February 9, 2024.

According to an astrologer at China Highlights, the luckiest signs for the Year of the Rabbit are Ox, Tiger and Snake.

Dogs, Horses, Goats and Pigs might not experience fantastic luck this year, according to the astrologer.

However, it’s not all doom and gloom for anyone as the year is set to have an upwards trajectory, with 2023 being a year that promises “hope”.

According to China Highlights, “lucky” Ox is characterised by their “diligence, dependability, strength and determination”.

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Ox is patient and will go after what they want, however they will be meticulous about their goals, setting themselves detailed plans before springing into action.

Ox’s luck can be attributed to their desire for “great success”, and ability to make their dreams a reality.

However, Ox is not the best communicator and tends to work better alone, refusing to ask for help from others.

Tiger is “down-to-earth” so is great at cultivating relationships with people, as they appear warm and relatable. 

Tiger’s lucky numbers are one, three and four (and numbers containing them), their lucky colours are blue, grey and orange, their lucky flowers are yellow lily and cineraria and their lucky directions are east, north and south.

Finally, Snake is the most mysterious of all the signs, keeping themselves to themselves, as well as their goals.

Snake is “intelligent” and “wise”, and while this sign is an expert communicator, they say as “little” as possible to avoid giving themselves away.

One thing that Snake struggles with, however, is “stress”, which can overcome them completely. It’s best to leave Snake alone in moments of real stress.

Snake’s lucky numbers are two, eight and nine (and numbers containing them), their lucky colours red, black and yellow, their lucky flowers orchid and cactus and their lucky directions east, west and southwest.