
Also known in BaZi as Chen 辰
Energetic, fearless, noble, warm-hearted, charismatic, dignified, and decisive.
Dragons inspire confidence and are natural leaders, being healthy, energetic, excitable, but also short-tempered and stubborn. They are honest, do not like borrowing money, sensitive yet brave, and trustworthy. The Dragon has a very high status in Chinese culture as a symbol of authority, dignity, honor, success, luck, and capacity. Often eccentric characters can be soft-hearted, allowing others to take advantage of them. In ancient China, a Dragon was thought to fly across the sky with divine power.
Dragon people are energetic, lively, intellectual, and excitable. They are not afraid of difficulties and usually have a genuine personality capable of grand ambitions, but they don’t like being used or controlled by others. They are often perfectionists and are not discouraged by difficulties. They are romantics and sensitive about their reputations. They hate hypocrisy and gossip.
Dragons can be arrogant, overconfident, impatient, and sometimes unable to control themselves, being tactless, fiery, intolerant, and unrealistic. They may be uncertain about the future. They can be romantic, but they do not always offer authentic love, so they do not suffer from love disappointment. They can be critical of others for their inefficiency at work, as they tend toward excess and can’t stand setbacks. If they overcome these weaknesses, the future is bright.
Dragon represents the end of spring when the Wood is slowly becoming weak. It mainly carries wet Yang Earth, hidden Yin Water (which needs to be activated through harmony with Rat or Monkey), and weak Yin Wood.
Harmony: Dragon belongs to the Water Element structure, together with Monkey and Rat. It contains hidden Yin Water, which Monkey or Rat must activate.
Combination: Dragon and Rooster combine, increasing the Element of Yin Metal.
Clash: Dragon and Dog are in a double clash, Yin Water vs. Yin Fire, and Yin Wood vs. Yin Metal.
Harm: Dragon and Rabbit are considered in a Mutual Harm relationship. Yin Wood is trying to control Yang Earth.
