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The Tiger is the third animal in the Chinese Zodiac. In China the Tiger is considered to be the king of the beasts. Tigers are generally associated with power and royalty. They are views with fear and respect. Children in the north of China are given hats, shoes, and pillows in the shape of Tigers, made by their grandmothers, to protect the child from harm.
Years of the Tiger:
If you were born on the following dates, you were born during the year of the Tiger. Since the Chinese Lunar Calendar varies from the Western Gregorian calendar, the dates of the year differ. If your birthday lands before the listed dates, you were actually born during the year of the Cow.
February 8 1902 - January 28 1903
January 26 1914 - February 13 1915
February 13 1926 - February 1 1927
January 31 1938 - February 18 1939
February 17 1950 - February 5 1951
February 5 1962 - January 24 1963
January 23 1974 - February 10 1975
February 9 1986 - January 28 1987
January 28 1998 - February 15 1999
February 15 2010 - February 3 2011
Attributes of people born during the year of the Tiger:
People born during the year of the Tiger are difficult to resist. They have a natural air of authority which adds a certain prestige to them. They are an enigma. They are both calm and tempestuous, warm hearted and fearsome, yielding and courageous. These people are not afraid to explore the new and unusual, in fact they find great pleasure in it. People born during the year of the Tiger are usually open and frank and tend to trust their instincts. Even though Tigers are generous friends, their enthusiasm is sometimes hard to share and their friends sometimes feel left behind, but they are firm and loyal in their friendships.
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