CHINESE ZODIAC COMPATIBILITY
Ox compatibility with the 12 Chinese zodiac signs
Are you a Ox, or is the other person? Here is what the Chinese tradition of the animals says about each match, as a couple, as friends or at work. No percentage: two people are worth more than a number.
Ox and Rat: the secret harmony
The Ox and the Rat form one of the six “secret harmonies” of the tradition: a quiet accord, felt more than seen. Each completes the other effortlessly. The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Rat brings liveliness and solutions. The Ox needs time and routine, the Rat needs stimulation.
Ox and Snake: the trio
The Ox and the Snake belong to the same trio in the tradition: they share a direction and naturally move the same way. The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Snake brings depth and discernment. The Ox needs time and routine, the Snake needs trust and discretion.
Ox and Rooster: the trio
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Rooster brings high standards and frankness. The Ox needs time and routine, the Rooster needs clarity and sincerity.
Ox and Ox: the mirror
Same sign: you recognise each other at once, with the same impulses and the same blind spots. The bond is easy, but nobody balances the other out.
Ox and Tiger: open ground
The tradition links the Ox and the Tiger by no particular relation: no harmony written in advance, no friction foretold. The bond will be what you make of it. The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Tiger brings drive and courage. The Ox needs time and routine, the Tiger needs freedom and challenges.
Ox and Rabbit: open ground
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Rabbit brings tact and gentleness. The Ox needs time and routine, the Rabbit needs calm and harmony.
Ox and Dragon: open ground
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Dragon brings energy and ambition. The Ox needs time and routine, the Dragon needs recognition.
Ox and Monkey: open ground
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Monkey brings humour and inventiveness. The Ox needs time and routine, the Monkey needs novelty.
Ox and Dog: open ground
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Dog brings loyalty and protection. The Ox needs time and routine, the Dog needs security and trust.
Ox and Pig: open ground
The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Pig brings generosity and warmth. The Ox needs time and routine, the Pig needs sharing and pleasure.
Ox and Horse: the misunderstanding
The Ox and the Horse form one of the six pairs of “harm”: no great conflict, but small misunderstandings that pile up if nobody names them. The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Horse brings enthusiasm and movement. The Ox needs time and routine, the Horse needs space and air.
Ox and Goat: the opposition
The Ox and the Goat face each other across the circle of animals: the tradition’s opposition. Plenty of attraction and plenty of sparks: what one does by instinct, the other does the other way round. The Ox brings stability and steadiness; the Goat brings sensitivity and creativity. The Ox needs time and routine, the Goat needs tenderness and attention.
FAQ
Which Chinese sign is the Ox most compatible with?
According to the tradition: Rat, Snake and Rooster. These are the smoothest matches, not a guarantee: the animal comes from the year of birth alone.
Which signs should the Ox be more careful with?
Horse and Goat: the tradition sees more friction there. Many of these duos get on very well once each knows the other’s reflexes.
Is Chinese zodiac compatibility enough?
No. It only looks at the year. The duo test compares your two full dates, and ENTRE NOUS reads both your charts.