Chinese Zodiac
The Dragon

The fifth and only mythical sign in the Eastern zodiac is the awe-inspiring dragon. So desirable are the traits of the Dragon native that birthrates are known to spike throughout Asia when a Dragon year arrives. Folk born under this sign are true movers and shakers—captivating, exuberant, and proud. They tend to be physically robust, and can often seem to have a Midas touch, they are so good at anticipating and attracting good fortune to their causes. The lives of Dragon souls are rarely calm. They can have a polarizing effect on those around them, and are sometimes so tempestuous and hard to tie down that they leave a trail of disappointment in their wake. But even enemies are likely to secretly admire these stunning creatures. For nowhere is the Dragon more comfortable than center stage, and in their triumphs they reflect their glory onto anyone and everyone who bears witness.

In the middle ground, with plenty of potential but some reticence, are signs from the Trine Families that the Dragon does not share a direct connection with. These include the Pig and Sheep, and the Horse and Tiger. The Chinese zodiac makes some harsh judgements about unfavorable energy connections. For the Dragon, these are their Opposition sign, the Dog, and their Adversary, the Rabbit.