1.05.2009

2009 Chinese Horoscope for Ox Zodiac Sign

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Ox people will have happy and stable interpersonal relationships. Business partnerships are likely to enhance their career. People belonging to the Ox sign are advised to co-operate with their partners and try minimizing the arguments to welcome good luck throughout the year.

Lunar March, June, September and December oxen need to be careful about their diet in these particular months. This year oxen need not hesitate in grabbing the opportunities coming their way, as these opportunities will increase the chances for promotion and improvement. Oxen born in autumn and winter need to be cautious while taking a new step in career and relationships.

Sui He, Tai Yang and Yu Tang will be the lucky stars for the people belonging to this zodiac according to the Chinese horoscope for ox. These stars will bring the oxen in contact with the powerful people. However, the presence of Hui Qi, the unlucky star in this Chinese zodiac sign might bring in bad mood sometimes. So, all Ox can do is adjusting and coping with the change in plans and not sticking to them with a stubborn attitude.

Chinese horoscope 2009 for Ox says that Ox should take out some time for recreational and social activities. Friends are going to play vital role in this year for the oxen by providing support and fun times. The period between March and August will be bit terrific in relation to work. Overall 2009 will be a lucky year for oxen bringing in possible monetary gains and unexpected gifts.

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