Friday, February 11, 1921 · Lunar month 1, day 4
Chinese Zodiac Luck
February 11 · Year of the Rooster · Xin-you, No. 58 of the 60-year cycle-
Rat Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Ox Lucky
Metal trine with Si (Snake). Things go smoothly; push your plans.
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Tiger Unlucky
Si (Snake) vs Tiger: punishment + harm. Play it safe and avoid conflicts.
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Rabbit Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Dragon Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Snake Neutral
Same branch as the Snake. A steady day.
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Horse Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Goat Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Monkey Neutral
Si (Snake) vs Monkey: punishment + break + six harmony. Mixed; keep a steady pace.
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Rooster Lucky
Metal trine with Si (Snake). Things go smoothly; push your plans.
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Dog Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Si (Snake). Business as usual.
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Pig Unlucky
The day's Si (Snake) clashes with the Pig. Lie low and postpone big decisions.
Based on how the day's earthly branch relates to each sign's branch (clash, six harmony, trine, punishment, harm, break). Folk tradition, for fun only.
On February 11
- 1840 La fille du régiment (audio featured), an opéra comique by Gaetano Donizetti, premiered in Paris to highly negative reviews but later became a success. ↗
- 1851 As part of celebrations marking the separation of Victoria from New South Wales, the inaugural first-class cricket match in Australia began at the Launceston Racecourse in Tasmania. ↗
- 1919 Friedrich Ebert was elected the provisional president of Germany by the Weimar National Assembly. ↗
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