Sunday, August 18, 2002 · Lunar month 7, day 10
Chinese Zodiac Luck
August 18 · Year of the Horse · Ren-wu, No. 19 of the 60-year cycle-
Rat Unlucky
The day's Wu (Horse) clashes with the Rat. Lie low and postpone big decisions.
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Ox Unlucky
Wu (Horse) harms the Ox. Beware of petty people and money leaks.
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Tiger Lucky
Fire trine with Wu (Horse). Things go smoothly; push your plans.
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Rabbit Neutral
Wu (Horse) breaks with the Rabbit. Plans may shift, so leave some slack.
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Dragon Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Wu (Horse). Business as usual.
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Snake Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Wu (Horse). Business as usual.
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Horse Neutral
Self-punishment day for the Horse. Moods may swing; stay relaxed.
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Goat Lucky
Wu (Horse) is in Six Harmony with the Goat. Good for teamwork and asking for help.
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Monkey Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Wu (Horse). Business as usual.
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Rooster Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Wu (Horse). Business as usual.
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Dog Lucky
Fire trine with Wu (Horse). Things go smoothly; push your plans.
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Pig Neutral
No clash or harmony with the day's branch Wu (Horse). Business as usual.
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 August 18
- 1940 Second World War: During the Battle of Britain, the Luftwaffe made an all-out effort to destroy RAF Fighter Command, with both sides combined losing more aircraft on this day than at any other point during the campaign. ↗
- 1945 World War II: Amid a Soviet invasion of Japanese-held Sakhalin, Japanese police massacred 18 Koreans in Kamishisuka. ↗
- 1948 Australia won the fifth Test of the 1948 Ashes series, becoming the first Test cricket team to go undefeated in England, earning them the nickname "The Invincibles". ↗
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