Zodiac sign · 🐯 Tiger
Your zodiac sign
Tiger
Earthly Branch Yin (Tiger) · Wood element
Brave, a natural leader, adventurous.
Branch element
Wood signs
Growing and upward-reaching, kind and gentle. Suits growth and expansion.
Signs with the same element: Tiger, Rabbit
Three Harmony group: Fire group (Yin-Wu-Xu) (Horse, Dog form a Three Harmony trine with you)
Folk relationships at a glance
Six Harmony (closest bond)
Pig
Three Harmony (helpful allies)
Horse, Dog
Clash (opposite energies; a point of friction or change, not fate)
Monkey
Harm / Punishment (quiet friction)
Harm: Snake · Punishment: Snake, Monkey
Lucky picks
Lucky Colours Green, blue, grey · Lucky number 1
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
Things may be on the rise, so it could be a good time to move your plans forward. Mornings may be your most productive time for important tasks. Family life looks warm this month, a good time to spend with the people close to you.
Overall
Love
Career
Money
Wellbeing
Love
If you're single, it may be worth being a little more social; if you're partnered, a small surprise could go down well. Sincerity matters more than technique.
Career
Projects may move along smoothly and your follow-through could be noticed; it may be worth putting yourself forward.
Money
A quiet period for investments; long-term thinking tends to serve better than short-term moves. This is not financial advice.
Wellbeing
Things look steady overall; keep to a regular routine.
In depth
🐯 Tiger · 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.
Tigers tend to have natural presence and boldness. You don't like being told what to do and are willing to question authority and the status quo. You have a strong sense of fairness, stand up for your friends and often step forward when a decision is needed. You're warm and outgoing, yet you can feel alone inside; real strength includes letting others see your softer side and listening.
The Tiger (Yin), king of the mountains and forests, symbolises courage and strength, as well as change and new ventures.
Likes
- Competitive challenges
- Outdoor sports
- Leadership roles
- Fairness and justice
- Room to be free
- Being respected
Dislikes
- Being manipulated
- Behind-the-back games
- Dull routine
- Being too slick
- Dodging problems
- Getting bogged down in trivia
In love
Passionate and proactive, with a strong protective streak. You may thrive with a partner who is independent yet gentle with you; try not to hide vulnerability behind a tough front.
At work
Often suited to the armed forces or police, entrepreneurship, sales, sport and management. A crisis can bring out your best.
Wellbeing tips
Wellbeing themes: liver, muscles and joints, and blood pressure. Avoid wearing yourself out through snap decisions. Talk to a health professional about any symptoms.
Well-known people born in this sign
Well-known people associated with Tiger years, across different fields (by lunar year, just for fun).
Tiger years are often linked with founders and change-makers. Three Harmony with the Horse and Dog, Six Harmony with the Pig (just for fun).
Karl Marx
Philosophy
1818 · Tiger year
Marilyn Monroe
Film & TV
1926 · Tiger year
Jack Ma
Business
1964 · Dragon 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.