A trine: two souls who speak the same language
The Ox and the Rooster belong to the same group of three (San He) in Chinese astrology. Animals in this group see the world from a similar place: their values, goals and pace of life are close. Together they rarely need long explanations; when one starts an idea, the other naturally completes it. The great strength of this pairing is the ability to unite around a shared purpose.
Don't let the ease of it turn into complacency; keep surprising each other and setting new goals together.
The Ox in love
- Patient
- Hardworking
- Reliable
- Honest
- Resilient
- Stubborn
The Ox shows love through calm, steady attention. It takes relationships seriously; marriage and starting a family are a long-term responsibility to it. Although it struggles to express its feelings, its loyalty is beyond question. It can be jealous or stubborn; once it learns to talk with its partner and be flexible, the relationship gains a very solid footing. It is traditionally compatible with the Snake and Rooster and may experience friction with the Goat and Horse.
The Rooster in love
- Punctual
- Observant
- Self-confident
- Hardworking
- Honest
- Flamboyant
In love the Rooster is honest, attentive and loyal, and likes to run a relationship in a planned, orderly way. It protects its partner, but its critical attitude can be hurtful. It takes care of its appearance and expects the same care from its partner. It is compatible with the Ox, Snake and Dragon and may experience friction with the Rabbit and Dog.
Compatibility here is based on the animals of the two birth years. A full reading also looks at the elements and the month, day and hour pillars, so treat it as a starting point.