Fate Analysis of the Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs Born in the Chou Hour
Rats born in the Chou hour often attract beautiful women and frequently act as the ones who bring wealth to women, suitable for females but not males.
Cows born in the Chou hour are clever and have outstanding literary talent, but they often cry when faced with injuries.
Tigers born in the Chou hour are under the influence of the Red Phoenix Star, are eloquent and intelligent, bring joy to others, and are loved by people of all ages, though they may have some minor illnesses, which they can laugh off.
Rabbits born in the Chou hour are likely to be travelers from distant places, and sometimes face unclear or confusing situations.
Dragons born in the Chou hour are blessed with good fortune, achieve great goals with happiness and satisfaction, and their patience and perseverance lead to a good life.
Snakes born in the Chou hour have their own plans and succeed eventually, even if there are some failures or unexpected events.
Born in the Chou hour, the Chou earth nourishes the Wu fire, thus receiving respect from everyone.
Sheep born in the Chou hour have an ordinary fortune, occasionally suffer losses, but possess noble character and handle everything in an orderly and calm manner.
Monkeys born in the Chou hour are respected due to the nourishment of the Chou earth to the Shen metal, have a strong reputation, the Moon Virtue shines upon their fate, and they can proceed smoothly in all directions with no obstacles.
Chickens born in the Chou hour receive much respect from people, but are often secretly schemed against by petty individuals.
Dogs born in the Chou hour experience small losses and disasters, and face many troubles and unexpected issues, yet they are protected by benefactors who resolve half of their problems, bringing them some peace.
Pigs born in the Chou hour have improper words and actions, value companionship over righteousness, and live a life filled with shadows.
Cows born in the Chou hour are clever and have outstanding literary talent, but they often cry when faced with injuries.
Tigers born in the Chou hour are under the influence of the Red Phoenix Star, are eloquent and intelligent, bring joy to others, and are loved by people of all ages, though they may have some minor illnesses, which they can laugh off.
Rabbits born in the Chou hour are likely to be travelers from distant places, and sometimes face unclear or confusing situations.
Dragons born in the Chou hour are blessed with good fortune, achieve great goals with happiness and satisfaction, and their patience and perseverance lead to a good life.
Snakes born in the Chou hour have their own plans and succeed eventually, even if there are some failures or unexpected events.
Born in the Chou hour, the Chou earth nourishes the Wu fire, thus receiving respect from everyone.
Sheep born in the Chou hour have an ordinary fortune, occasionally suffer losses, but possess noble character and handle everything in an orderly and calm manner.
Monkeys born in the Chou hour are respected due to the nourishment of the Chou earth to the Shen metal, have a strong reputation, the Moon Virtue shines upon their fate, and they can proceed smoothly in all directions with no obstacles.
Chickens born in the Chou hour receive much respect from people, but are often secretly schemed against by petty individuals.
Dogs born in the Chou hour experience small losses and disasters, and face many troubles and unexpected issues, yet they are protected by benefactors who resolve half of their problems, bringing them some peace.
Pigs born in the Chou hour have improper words and actions, value companionship over righteousness, and live a life filled with shadows.
What is the Chou Hour Also Called?
1. Night Half 【yè bàn】: Midnight, night time, middle night, before dawn, night division
2. Crowing of the Rooster 【jī míng】: Wild Rooster
3. Dawn 【píng dàn】: Morning light, bright morning, dawn, early morning, daybreak, pre-dawn, morning, early night, early court, dim dawn, day morning, day hour
4. Sunrise 【rì chū】: Sun up, sun rising, beginning of the sun, sunrise, morning sun, dawn
5. Meal Time 【shí shí】: Early meal, banquet meal, early meal
6. Corner Midday 【yú zhōng】: Sun corner, midday of the corner
7. Noon 【rì zhōng】: Midday, noon, high sun, midday, midday sun, sun at noon
8. Afternoon 【rì dié】: Sun set, sun slant, sun side, sun drop, sun slant
9. Evening Meal Time 【bǔ shí】: Bo time, afternoon sun, afternoon grain, evening meal
10. Sunset 【rì rù】: Sunset, sun down, west sun, sun setting, sun fading, sun evening, sun bright, sun dark, evening
11. Twilight 【huáng hūn】: Sunset, end of day, dusk, late day, dark day, falling sun, sunset glow, red yellow
12. Human Stability 【rén dìng】: Stabilized dusk, deep night
2. Crowing of the Rooster 【jī míng】: Wild Rooster
3. Dawn 【píng dàn】: Morning light, bright morning, dawn, early morning, daybreak, pre-dawn, morning, early night, early court, dim dawn, day morning, day hour
4. Sunrise 【rì chū】: Sun up, sun rising, beginning of the sun, sunrise, morning sun, dawn
5. Meal Time 【shí shí】: Early meal, banquet meal, early meal
6. Corner Midday 【yú zhōng】: Sun corner, midday of the corner
7. Noon 【rì zhōng】: Midday, noon, high sun, midday, midday sun, sun at noon
8. Afternoon 【rì dié】: Sun set, sun slant, sun side, sun drop, sun slant
9. Evening Meal Time 【bǔ shí】: Bo time, afternoon sun, afternoon grain, evening meal
10. Sunset 【rì rù】: Sunset, sun down, west sun, sun setting, sun fading, sun evening, sun bright, sun dark, evening
11. Twilight 【huáng hūn】: Sunset, end of day, dusk, late day, dark day, falling sun, sunset glow, red yellow
12. Human Stability 【rén dìng】: Stabilized dusk, deep night
