Zodiac sign · 🐲 Dragon
Your zodiac sign
Dragon
Earthly Branch Chen (Dragon) · Earth element
Confident, ambitious, charismatic.
Branch element
Earth signs
Solid, steady and accepting. Suits building up and looking after what you have.
Signs with the same element: Ox, Dragon, Goat, Dog
Three Harmony group: Water group (Shen-Zi-Chen) (Monkey, Rat form a Three Harmony trine with you)
Folk relationships at a glance
Six Harmony (closest bond)
Rooster
Three Harmony (helpful allies)
Monkey, Rat
Clash (opposite energies; a point of friction or change, not fate)
Dog
Harm / Punishment (quiet friction)
Harm: Rabbit · Punishment: Dragon
Lucky picks
Lucky Colours Gold, silver, white · Lucky number 6
2026 Tai Sui (Year Guardian) for this zodiac year, which starts at Li Chun (around 4 February)
Your sign sits comfortably with this year's Tai Sui. Keep moving forward at your own pace, and lean on the support of your Three Harmony and Six Harmony allies.
Zodiac compatibility
Drawn from the Six Harmony, Three Harmony, Clash, Harm and Punishment pairings. How you get along still depends on how you treat each other and the values you share.
Best match · Six Harmony
Good match · Three Harmony
Steady match · no special harmony or clash
Takes more understanding · Clash, Harm or Punishment
Outlook at a glance
This month · November 2026
Work and money may both be looking up, so it could be a good time to show what you've achieved. Remember to share the credit with those who helped. A good month to try something different; travel or a move may hold opportunities.
Overall
Love
Career
Money
Wellbeing
Love
Conversations may flow easily, a good time to talk about plans for the future. Online connections look promising too.
Career
Check documents and contracts carefully; the details matter.
Money
A quiet period for investments; long-term thinking tends to serve better than short-term moves. This is not financial advice.
Wellbeing
Your digestion may feel sensitive, so lighter meals could help.
In depth
🐲 Dragon · Full profile and well-known people
An in-depth personality reading, likes and dislikes, love and work styles, and well-known people born in this sign.
Dragons often carry a natural glow: confident, ambitious and unwilling to settle for ordinary. You're charismatic, think big and like to do things that make a difference. Your pride runs deep, and being overlooked can really sting. Turning your ideals into concrete steps matters more than simply dreaming of greatness.
The Dragon (Chen), who gathers clouds and brings rain, is a cherished emblem of Chinese culture, symbolising power, good fortune and transformation.
Likes
- Big goals
- Being admired
- Innovative projects
- Luxury and quality
- Centre stage
- A loyal team
Dislikes
- Being underestimated
- Petty restrictions
- Pettiness
- Mediocre repetition
- Gossip behind your back
- Losing face
In love
Romantic and sometimes possessive, you love grand gestures. You may thrive with a partner who appreciates your spark, and mutual respect helps you both shine.
At work
Often suited to entrepreneurship, performing arts, politics, branding and technology. You're a natural motivator.
Wellbeing tips
Wellbeing themes: blood pressure, sleep and running hot. Try not to let the drive to win wear you out. Talk to a health professional about any symptoms.
Well-known people born in this sign
Well-known people associated with Dragon years, across different fields (by lunar year, just for fun).
Dragon years often bring baby booms, as many families see them as auspicious. Three Harmony with the Rat and Monkey, Six Harmony with the Rooster (just for fun).
Bruce Lee
Martial arts
1940 · Dragon year
Deng Xiaoping
Politics
1904 · Dragon year
Mo Yan
Literature
1955 · Goat year
Birth years come from public sources. For anyone born around Chinese New Year the Year Pillar may differ; a BaZi chart gives the precise answer.
Your zodiac sign changes at Li Chun (Start of Spring, around 4 February), not on 1 January. If you were born around Chinese New Year, go by your BaZi Year Pillar. Outlooks come from a light-hearted algorithm. For cultural reflection and self-understanding, not prediction or professional advice.