In Chinese folk tradition, each year has a guardian “Tai Sui”. Some signs are said to meet or offend Tai Sui in a given year. Pick a year and a sign to see the traditional relationship.
Year of the Horse: Feb 17, 2026 – Feb 5, 2027
Under this rule set, Tiger has no traditional Tai Sui relationship with the Horse year.
Rule set folk_year_sign_v1 · scope: birth-year sign only · year boundary: Chinese New Year · relations checked: zhi, chong, hai, po, xing (punishment: folk pairwise). Not an official ruling.
Tai Sui (太岁) is the name for the deity or star-year guardian associated with each year in the 60-year cycle. Folk custom says certain signs “meet” or “offend” Tai Sui depending on their relationship with the year sign.
Zhi: your sign is the year sign. Chong (clash): your sign is opposite the year sign. Hai (harm), Po (break) and Xing (punishment) are other traditional branch relationships. A sign can have more than one at once.
No. It is a traditional prompt for care and patience, not a prediction. This site does not forecast events.
Your zodiac year sign, which depends on Chinese New Year. If you were born in January or early February, check your sign by birthday first.
No. This tool only covers year-sign relationships. Directions, renovation timing and flying stars are feng shui topics outside this site.