Zodiac Signs -- Rat of 2005

Author: Chen Fan
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Every person's birth is represented by a zodiac animal. Among the twelve zodiac signs, the Chinese most favor is the Dragon, so many people rush to have a "Dragon child" in the Year of the Dragon. In ancient times, only the emperor could be referred to as "Dragon," so everyone wanted to have a "Dragon child" to bring honor to their family. But can every "Dragon child" bring honor to their family? Not necessarily. What truly matters is one's post-natal environment and efforts, as hard work may make one a true "Dragon child." Here, it is emphasized that the fate introduced in this book is only for reference for readers. When you have good luck, don't get complacent; when you have bad luck, don't lose heart. Bad luck doesn't mean bad—it's a test of you. As Mencius said, "When Heaven intends to impose a great task on a person, it must first harden their heart and bones, and tire their muscles and bones." This is the principle. Therefore, if you encounter bad luck, you should still face it and overcome it. Only then can you achieve great achievements.