Zodiac people mistakenly believe that the division of the zodiac signs is based on the first day of each lunar year (the first day of the first lunar month). In fact, the division of the zodiac signs is based on the "Start of Spring." Please follow "Huayi Network" to find out what the Chinese zodiac sign was in 1989.

Answer: 1989 was the year of the Earthly Branch "Gui Si", which is the Year of the Snake. Therefore, people born in this year have the zodiac animal of Snake.

Gregorian calendar (solar) time:
From February 4, 1988 at 10:48 PM to February 4, 1989 at 4:38 AM, it was the year of the Earthly Branch "Wu Chen" (Dragon year), and those born during this period are considered to be born under the sign of the Dragon.
From February 4, 1989 at 4:38 AM to February 4, 1990 at 10:28 AM, it was the year of the Earthly Branch "Gui Si" (Snake year), and those born during this period are considered to be born under the sign of the Snake.

The health and fortune of people born in the Year of the Snake:
People born in the Year of the Snake belong to the element of Fire. Fire represents the heart, so people born in the Year of the Snake should pay attention to heart diseases such as palpitations, chest tightness, insomnia, forgetfulness, irritability, and irregular heartbeats. It is recommended that people born in the Year of the Snake avoid staying up late, as staying up late can cause excessive heart fire, which is bad for the heart.

Fortune of people born in 1989
Earth Snakes are quick-witted, have good physical strength, love to show off, have a compassionate nature, care about others, often help their friends with their problems, and are the central figures among their friends. However, they tend to be overly affectionate in love, which can lead to troubles, so they should be cautious. Additionally, they should avoid being too adventurous and choose reliable methods and paths to achieve greater success.
Earth Snakes are loyal and sincere friends who make their friends feel young and maintain lifelong friendships. However, if their loyalty is not reciprocated, they will feel hurt and never forgive or forget.
Their biggest weakness is being overly sensitive; they easily feel invaded by others, and even the slightest criticism can make them feel depressed. The name of the person who gives the criticism will remain on the Earth Snake's blacklist for a long time.
Earth Snakes do not like to be controlled by others, so don't constantly check where they are when they leave you. On the other hand, Earth Snakes also like to be jealous and want to control the people living with them, and they have a strong sense of possession toward the people they love. However, their attitude in this regard is not authoritarian.
Earth Snakes need to work hard to improve their inner qualities, seize opportunities, and their academic performance will significantly improve, but they must not relax, as excessive optimism and arrogance can quickly bring them back to their original state. Continue to work hard and cultivate the ability to focus on academic studies.
Earth Snakes know how to use calm reason to control emotions, and although their romantic fortunes may not be smooth, there is still a chance to recover from a breakup, and the impact will not be very significant. Avoid arguments with their lovers.
The financial fortune of Earth Snakes is average; there are many opportunities to earn money, but it is difficult to grasp them. Even if they can grasp them, they might lose them due to some unexpected reasons. The best way to make money is to work hard and steadily.

What is the destiny of someone born in 1989?
1989 was the year of the Earthly Branch "Gui Si," and its musical note is "Da Lin Mu," commonly known as the "Wood" year.
Da Lin Mu
It comes from the "San Ming Hui Tong Lun," which is one form of divination. Da Lin Mu is a type of fate in the Five Elements system, corresponding to the years of "Wu Chen" and "Gui Si" in the sixty Jiazi cycle. That is, people born in the years of "Wu Chen" and "Gui Si" are said to have the "Da Lin Mu" fate. The Sixty Jiazi is the oldest method of recording years. This method of recording years was summarized through long-term life experiences, identifying common situations among people born in these years. The Sixty Jiazi existed during the Xia Dynasty, and many oracle bone inscriptions found have written characters such as "Wu Wu." During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, various schools of thought emerged, and the Yin-Yang School among them made the study of Yin-Yang elements and feng shui the main content of their research. Due to the burning of books and scholars during the Qin Dynasty and the promotion of Confucianism during the Han Dynasty, the peasant uprising group of the Five-Dou Rice Tao took the stage in history, replacing the Yin-Yang teachings. They revered Laozi as their patriarch, and the original Yin-Yang teachings gradually declined, mainly due to the Japanese scholars who came to China during the Han and Tang dynasties. This is why Taoism has the custom of respecting the old Yin-Yang teachings, which is to search for the research results left behind by the Yin-Yang teachings. Many popular novels such as "The Grave Robbers' Notebook" and "Ghost Blows Out the Light" describe a lot of scenes about seeking ancient treasures and secret arts, which reflect the research achievements of the Yin-Yang scholars. Many movies and novels depict the Japanese "Yin-Yang Master," which actually originated from China, because they share similar talismans, seals, divine arts, and spirit animals.
San Ming Tong Hui Lun on Da Lin Mu
Wu Chen and Gui Si are Da Lin Mu: Da Lin Mu refers to trees with branches shaking the wind and trunks supporting the moon, possessing the virtue of towering into the sky and the power of shading the sun. This tree grows in the southeast during the transition between spring and summer, matures into a forest, and relies entirely on the source of Geng soil and the mountain of Gui Chou. Those with no disruption or decline in their three fates are the most fortunate and powerful. Wu Chen is the best, followed by Gui Si. If the soil meets the road side, it becomes a load. Wu Chen meeting Xin Wei is prestigious, and Gui Si meeting Geng Wu is the master of benefits. If the wall and house soils meet the sword metal, then Da Lin Mu can become beams and pillars, forming the best pattern. Otherwise, it is just a dense forest in the mountains, and regardless of whether it is alive or dead, it always wants to see soil. For example, if a person born in Gui Si sees Jia, it is said to transform into soil, but it is better to have a complete soil formation of Chen, Xu, Chou, and Wei. If this tree is dead, and it is under the mountain, seeing Jia Xu and Yi Hai will burn it, resulting in disaster and early death. The fire of the lamp is suitable for the position, and Yi Si is not as good as Jia Chen. Both thunder and solar fires can nourish it, and encountering them in one's fortune is also auspicious. However, having both fires is not desirable, and they need a soil foundation to support them. Water sees the Heavenly River, and Wu Chen seeing Ding Wei is considered to have honor, even without soil or mountains, it is still enough for clothing and food, which is called the "Ling Sha Ru Tian He" pattern. If it is born in autumn or winter and dies in the end, it is the case. If the river and sea waters appear repeatedly, it leads to poverty and early death, but having a mountain helps slightly. The "Miao Xuan" has the "Cang Long Jia Hai" pattern, where Wu Chen seeing Gui Hai is honorable, and the stream water of Ding Chou is the best, with Bing Zi not as good. All metals are not suitable to see, and the sea of the sea with Yi Chou is the mountain, and the sword and wall metals are the base. Other metals are useless, and encountering them leads to early death and low status. Wood prefers Sang Zhe, and Gui Chou is the most beautiful. Ping Di needs to have the road-side soil, which is called "Ping Lin Zai Ye," and the pine and cypress in the east are the birth and prosperity areas. If the column has Gui Chou and gets the pine and cypress as a dense shade, it is the best.
Gui Si Da Lin Mu
Gui Si is near fire wood, and gold is born from here, which does not harm me. It is afraid of seeing strong fire. Yan Dong Soud says: Gui Si is in Xun, representing wind-moving wood, with weak roots and broken branches. It should be combined with gold and soil, and when the fortune returns to the southeast, it can become useful. Although it is externally yang and internally yin, without assistance, its energy is scattered, and it is further harmed by the golden ghost, making it an unusable tree. Luo Lu Zi says: Gui Si and Wu Chen are both types of wood, and in the western region of the golden ghost's prosperous area, the wood of the musical note is exhausted here, which is called an evil meeting. If it passes through the Gan Hai palace, the wood gains water for rebirth, so it can escape the evil.
Explanation: Gui Si is wood growing near fire, and Gui earth can produce gold. The fourth branch of Gui Si is also the birthplace of gold. The fourth branch of Gui Si also contains戊土 and丙火, so gold cannot destroy this wood. However, it fears seeing strong gold, especially the sharp gold of Ren Shen and Gui You. Gui Si is located in Xun, representing wind-moving wood, with weak roots that are easily pulled out. Its fortune favors the southeast, and only then can it become useful. Externally yang and internally yin, if there is no support, its root energy becomes scattered, and it is further harmed by the golden ghost, making it an unusable tree.
Gui Si has the completeness of the earthly oddity, representing strong energy and a sturdy body. When it is born in the right season, with the addition of the dry ghost, or when wood comes to assist and cut, it can become beams and pillars, achieving a perfect result. It is auspicious without official ghosts, but it must see the angle sound.
Explanation: Gui Si belongs to the wood element, and Bing is stored in Gui Si, making it the earthly oddity. Therefore, it has the completeness of the earthly oddity. When the wood reaches Gui Si, it becomes ill, and the strong energy is the place of fire, while the sturdy body is the refined metal. Since gold is born in Gui Si, it does not fear the dry ghost, and the dry ghost is Geng. The wood needs to be cut by the gold to become useful. The ill wood needs the wood to assist, and the dry Jia is the helper.
Good and bad nature: It is a flower, and it likes spring and autumn. Good: Wealthy treasure, eight special; Bad: Closed character, crooked foot.
Day host analysis: "Gui Si Emperor Prosperity" - Xu Hai empty, ① Drum Pot Killing Wife. ② Being a leader in a certain aspect, with strong fortune. ③ Easily causing conflicts. ④ Women's marriage prospects change easily.
★ This is a peaceful fate! Childhood had many disasters, but middle age can look forward to good fortune.
★ One must have learning and technical talents in life.
★ Personality is somewhat eccentric, with peculiarities.
★ Parents impose a lot of constraints.
★ Male destiny: Most are controlled by the wife, enjoying happiness; one's entire life has no relationship with the opposite sex.
★ Female destiny: Competitive, takes control, beware of the husband's infidelity and extramarital affairs, divorce is common.
★ Clothing, food, and housing are worry-free throughout life.
★ Female destiny: Competitive, controls, beware of marriage issues.
Wu Chen Gui Si Da Lin Mu imagery: Zodiac signs are green dragons and green snakes, mountains, miscellaneous trees, tall trees, mountain flowers, wild grass, forests, Shennongjia, logging camps, surnames Lin, utility poles, timber wholesale stores, nurseries.
The day pillar is Wu Chen Gui Si Da Lin Mu, which can unite people and be kind and benevolent.

Notable people born in 1989
January 1st – Shan Xin, Chinese female voice actor
January 6th – Miki Kojima, Japanese female voice actress
January 8th – Lee Eui-gyeom, South Korean male actor
January 10th – Heo Ye-eun, South Korean female artist, member of EXID
January 13th – Liu Yase, Chinese mainland female actor
January 18th – Wang Lixin, Chinese mainland male singer
February 1st – Anai Aina, Japanese female voice actress and singer
February 3rd – Meng Jia, Chinese member of MissA
February 5th – Bridgette Sera Hewitt, Japanese female voice actress
February 6th – Kong Shuhang, member of TimeZ
February 10th – Li Jieyu, Taiwanese male singer.
February 12th – Kim Dong-hwan, South Korean male artist, member of Boyfriend
February 21st – Jung Sung-young, South Korean rock singer
February 23rd – Kim Soo-hyun, South Korean female actor
February 25th – Kaga Kaori, Japanese female voice actress
February 27th – Huang Tingyi, Taiwanese female artist.
February 28th – Yang Ying (AngelaBaby), model and Hong Kong actress. Zhang Liyin, Chinese singer in South Korea.
March 9th – Kim Tae-yoon, South Korean female artist, member of Girls' Generation
March 11th – Shin Su-hyun, South Korean male artist, member of U-KISS
March 16th – Jeong So-min, South Korean female actor
March 20th – Xavier Dolan, Canadian male actor
March 22nd – Huang Yali, Chinese mainland female singer
March 23rd – Xiao Shunyao, member of MIC
March 25th – Alyson Michalka, American female actress
April 7th – Su Yn-pye, Taiwanese female actor.
April 9th – Zhang Han-yu, Chinese female singer.
April 12th – Wei Daxun, Chinese male actor.
April 14th – Qiu Shengyi, Taiwanese singer, member of JPM
April 18th – Jung Soyeon, South Korean female singer, designer
April 19th – Jing Bolan, Chinese male actor
April 26th – Kang Min-sung, South Korean male artist, member of BigBang
April 27th – Chen Tingni, Taiwanese female artist.
April 28th – Kim Sung-gu, South Korean male artist, member of Infinite
April 30th – Zhang Yu-rong, South Korean male artist, member of 2PM
May 7th – Oh Yee-rim, South Korean female artist, member of Orange Caramel
May 10th – Ryu Eun-ji, South Korean female artist, member of Rainbow
May 15th – Lee Soo-kyung, South Korean female artist, member of Girls' Generation
May 17th – Cheng Yi, Chinese mainland male actor.
May 19th – Hisako Kumagai, Japanese female voice actress and singer
May 26th – Park Yoo-jin, South Korean female artist, member of Wonder Girls
May 30th – Ishikawa Yui, Japanese female voice actress; Park Hyo-mi, South Korean female artist, member of T-ara; Lee Ji-jin, South Korean female singer
June 2nd – Ado, American football player
June 13th – Shen Mengchen, Chinese mainland female actor
June 22nd – Jung Yong-hwa, South Korean male artist, member of C.N.BLUE
June 23rd – Takeuchi Aoi, Japanese female voice actress
June 26th – Chen Chao, hostess of Hubei Satellite TV. Guo Ziqian, Chinese mainland female actor
July 4th – Yoon Do-jun, South Korean male artist, member of Beast
July 7th – Kim Fan, South Korean male actor; Bi Shujin, Chinese Taiwan male singer.
July 13th – Michiyo Haraguchi, Japanese female artist, member of Morning Musume
July 16th – Kim Woo-bin, South Korean male actor
July 20th – Chi John, member of MIC
July 21st – Juno Temple, British female actor
July 22nd – Park Min-ji, South Korean female actor
July 23rd – Daniel Radcliffe, British male actor.
July 25th – Lu Shan, Chinese mainland female actor
August 1st – Kim Mi-young, South Korean female artist, member of Girls' Generation
August 11th – Wu Yingjie, Taiwanese female artist
August 16th – Wu Mengtian, representative of the World Youth Show on Jiangsu Satellite TV
August 28th – Jo Kwon, South Korean male singer. Ran Xu, Chinese male actor
August 30th – Tan Lina, Chinese mainland female actor and singer
September 3rd – Zhang Xiansheng, South Korean male artist, member of Beast
September 5th – Pan Zhilin, mainland Chinese female actor; Kim Jin-hee, South Korean female artist, member of Fiestar
September 6th – Kim So-eun, South Korean female actor
September 10th – Zhang Bichen, Chinese female singer
September 14th – Lee Jong-suk, South Korean male actor
September 17th – Liu Li, Chinese female model
September 20th – Park Hye-bin, South Korean female broadcaster
September 21st – Shao Yuyi, Taiwanese female actor
September 22nd – Kim Kyu-jong, South Korean female artist, member of Girls' Generation
September 27th – Rumi Okubo, Japanese female voice actress
October 2nd – Liang Tian, Chinese mainland female actor
October 11th – Liu Xianhua, Chinese-Canadian male singer, member of Super Junior-M.
October 13th – Jeon Hoesung, South Korean female singer
October 16th – Liu Mengmeng, Chinese mainland female actor
October 22nd – Lim Min-jie, South Korean female artist, member of Fiestar
October 24th – Jiang Kai Tong, Chinese mainland female actor
October 30th – Chen Zitong, Chinese female singer
October 31st – Song Yi, Chinese female actor
November 4th – Miyamoto Kanaiko, Japanese female actor and voice actress
November 11th – Tanaka Reina, Japanese female artist, member of LoVendoЯ
November 27th – Nam Bo-ra, South Korean female actor
November 30th – Wen Zhuo, Chinese mainland male actor
December 1st – Tsai Ying-en, Hong Kong female model
December 5th – Kwon Yu-ri, member of Girls' Generation. Gong Jiaxin, Hong Kong female actor.
December 9th – Tang Yixin, Chinese mainland female actor.
December 13th – Taylor Swift, American female singer. Chen Xiang, Chinese mainland male singer and actor
December 14th – Lee Jin-ki, South Korean male artist, member of SHINee
December 16th – Kirari Tomoe, Japanese female artist
December 19th – Ryu Jun-hyung, South Korean male artist, member of Beast. Piyalat Nidhi Phaisan, Thai male actor
December 25th – Loco, South Korean male singer
December 26th – Wong Sze-ling, Hong Kong female actor. Dei Aozora, Japanese female voice actress
December 27th – Umi Kurihara, Japanese female voice actress
December 28th – Tian Can Tu Shi, Chinese mainland male writer.