Which time is best for those born in the Year of the Horse? What time of day is best for those born in the Year of the Horse?

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Chou hour (01:00–02:59):

Midnight fire nourishes the Chou earth, bearing the Purple Star. All plans are successful, living a leisurely and happy life. Although there may be some inner frustration, it does not affect their success.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Wei hour (13:00–14:59):

The Wei earth nourishes the Wu fire, and their financial planning is in line with their desires. They can achieve high office in government or accumulate great wealth in business, enjoying an endless life of happiness.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Wu hour (11:00–12:59):

The Wu fire is a sibling, indicating a harmonious family, close kinship, a prosperous fate, both wealthy and long-lived, peaceful and stable, and having authority over their position.

People born in the Year of the Horse – independent and unrestrained

Personality: Open-minded, lively, intuitive, strong in judgment, quick-witted, smart, straightforward, honest, and good at speaking. They have strong preferences and aversions, often taking extreme positions, and are impulsive and willful.

Love: Straightforward and unreserved, they clearly express their likes and dislikes, avoiding ambiguity. Most people marry late due to their love for freedom and lack of constraints, which may lead to marital crises.

Best Spouse: Tiger, Sheep, Dog

Fate: Their later years are favorable, and although they may face obstacles in their career, if they solidify their foundation, they can achieve extraordinary success.

Advice: They should avoid being impatient and struggling against adversity; they tend to give up halfway, so they need to develop perseverance and patience.

Occupation: Writer, entrepreneur, artist.

What is the fate of those born in the Year of the Horse?

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Zi hour:

Zi water restrains Wu fire, leading to physical imbalances and empty moons.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 23-1: The parents of these people may pass away early, making them rely on themselves to build their careers through hard work. Without the help of benefactors, their success is difficult, and they often experience financial loss and failure. However, if they strive hard and pay more than usual, they can still achieve success by fighting against fate.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Chou hour:

The Wu fire nourishes the Chou earth, and they are born with the Purple Star. These people receive support from ancestors and benefactors, enjoy abundant resources, and have rapid development in their careers, accumulating wealth. They are cheerful, elegant, and live worry-free and happily.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Yin hour:

The Yin wood nourishes the Wu fire, but despite difficulties and weak friendships, they eventually succeed.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 3-5: These people have little support from family and relatives, and must rely on self-reliance to build their careers. They have strong independence, firm will, and are hardworking. Though facing many hardships, they ultimately succeed, and in old age, they are happy with filial children.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Mao hour:

The Mao wood nourishes the Wu fire, bringing broad opportunities, a full house of spring, many noble friends, and joy that forgets worries, though minor quarrels may occur.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 5-7: Their financial situation is good, supported by family and many benefactors, with their careers steadily rising. However, they often face disputes and arguments with others.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Chen hour:

The Wu fire nourishes the Chen earth, resulting in a quiet and unstable life, loneliness, and frequent setbacks.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 7-9: Their lives are plain, and they cannot rely on parents or siblings, needing to create their own careers. Without benefactors or family support, their careers face many challenges. These people should set goals early, enhance their knowledge, learn a technical specialty they are passionate about, and dare to fight against fate. After all, three parts are destiny, seven parts are effort.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Si hour:

The Si fire is a sibling to Wu fire, meaning hard work and uncertain career paths.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 9-11: Their luck is poor, and they rarely receive family support. They must rely on their own abilities to create a happy life. Those born during this time should avoid conflicts with others, as they may change jobs frequently but excel in certain fields.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Wu hour:

The Wu fire is a sibling, indicating a harmonious family, close kinship, a prosperous fate, both wealthy and long-lived, peaceful and stable, and having authority over their position.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 11-13: A happy family with many children, supported by benefactors, living a peaceful life without major disasters. However, these people are hot-tempered and do not listen to advice, relying on their intelligence to build their careers.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Wei hour:

The Wei earth nourishes the Wu fire, bringing financial satisfaction, but sometimes accompanied by complaints and regrets.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 13-15: They are blessed with wealth and official status, achieving great fortune in government service or business, enjoying an endless life of happiness.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Shen hour:

The Shen metal restrains the Wu fire, giving them a strong sense of justice, high positions, and separation from family members.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 15-17: Honest, stubborn, and rigid, they handle matters strictly according to rules, showing no leniency toward family. Although they hold high positions, they have little support from family and ancestors, gaining recognition from superiors through their integrity. These people often receive support from benefactors, though they have few friends who are influential figures.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the You hour:

The You metal restrains the Wu fire, leading to a flourishing home, joy and contentment, either enjoying blessings or raising descendants.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 17-19: Wealthy, with abundant food and clothing, and a thriving family business. These people have intelligence and benefactors supporting their careers, developing quickly and becoming admired, becoming wealthy in their region. However, they have a strong fate, possibly causing problems with their spouse or children—this is a small flaw in an otherwise perfect life.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Xu hour:

The Xu earth nourishes the Wu fire, leading to failed literary attempts, small demons, and complicated chaos.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 19-21: Talented, receiving support from friends and ancestors, leading to a happy life with sufficient resources and career success. These people are clever, curious, and skilled, learning new things quickly. However, they are plagued by small demons throughout their lives, which may cause obstacles, but it does not hinder their future.

Those born in the Year of the Horse during the Hai hour:

The Hai water restrains the Wu fire, causing light illness that is difficult to cure, but with the Moon Virtue present in their fate, even heavy burdens are not a problem.

Those born in the Year of the Horse between 21-23: Honest and direct, talented, kind to the good and fearless of the evil, but unable to accumulate wealth. They have no support from siblings or relatives, often starting from scratch. Their early years are not favorable, but their middle years improve, and their later years are happy.