Not easily influenced, the Tiger's natural authority is seldom disputed. The tiger is also a great stimulant to others either through brilliant conversation, where unexpected and novel ideas are constantly paraded, or by sheer physical presence, since appearance often designed to overawe the less confidant. In this and other respects, the Tiger is unlikely to be restrained by convention. However, since the Tiger is essentially a symbol of masculinity and virility, the Chinese tend to distrust women born in the Tiger year, although doubtless the Tigress-personality would be to the for of the Feminist Movement today. The Tiger's competitive streak is excellent material for those business activities where aggression rahter than diplomacy is likely to bring more favourable returns.
Tigers are likely to succeed in sales, personnel management and uniformed careers.
They should take care, however, that their manner does not gain them enemies along the way. However, even within the group, the Hare maintains a certain independence and though hardly extrovert, can often become the focus of attention by being visibly on the edge of events. A gregarious and sociable disposition does not prevent the Hare from remaining aloof. The Typical Hare will be submissive, even humble, in a constant effort to avoid all confrontations. Happiest with friends, if somewhat inclined to gossip, this kind and benevolent lover of conversation, reading and literary pursuits may appear rather too meek but can be remarkably brave when faced with danger.