Chinese Zodiac Wood Tiger: Everything You Need to know

The Shengxiao, or Chinese zodiac, is a 12-year cycle in which one animal and its related characteristics are assigned to each year. Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig are the 12 Chinese zodiac animals in sequence.
To explain the 12 signs, tradition has it that all creatures on Earth were summoned to compete in a race while the Jade Emperor (the greatest immortal) was constructing a calendar. The first 12 participants to cross the finish line were given Chinese zodiac signs and, as a result, a place in the Chinese horoscope.
A person’s zodiac sign is determined by their birth year, which is said to impact their personality, and many people believe in fate. Since ancient times, horoscopes have been used to foretell future events based on the characteristics of zodiac signs.
Fire, earth, metal, water, and wood are the five elements recognised by Chinese astrology. Each feature is linked to a particular motivation. Each of the 12 zodiac signs is related to one of the five elements in Chinese astrology, known as the sign’s fixed element. The Wood Tiger Chinese zodiac sign is an example of a sign with its own set of characteristics.