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Chinese Zodiac
The Chinese zodiac divides people
into 12 personality types - the 12 animals. There are also five elements (metal,
wood, water, fire and earth) which also determine the characteristics and the
fate of people. These five elements are represented by the five planets
(respectively Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn, with the same names in
Chinese). The 12 Chinese signs are governed by the five elements. Individually
each element’s sign appears only once every 60 years – calculated by
multiplying 12 signs by five elements. Thus, the Chinese calendar is based on a
60-year cycle.
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