Zi Wei Dou Shu – Exclusive daily horoscope of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs on September 27, 2025
Auspicious: 🐲 Dragon, 🐮 Ox, 🐵 Monkey
Inauspicious: 🐰 Rabbit/😺 Cat, 🐏 Sheep/🐐 Goat, 🐴 Horse
Auspicious zodiacs:
🐲 Dragon:
Those born in the year of the Dragon have a prosperous fortune. Their impassioned speeches will showcase their talents and win praise from the public. With the help of noble people and the ability to leverage their connections, their careers and wealth are expected to reach new heights.
🐮 Ox:
People born in the year of the Ox have good fortune, a cheerful mood, harmonious relationships with others, outstanding abilities, and a high success rate. Being generous and tactful in interpersonal interactions will bring good luck.
🐵 Monkey:
People born in the year of the Monkey have good fortune, a happy mood, a relaxed working atmosphere, active thinking, and are highly appreciated. They are expected to get promotions and salary increases. After work, they care about their families and the warm atmosphere makes them feel happy.
Inauspicious zodiacs:
🐰 Rabbit or 😺 Cat:
Those born in the year of the Rabbit/Cat will experience mood swings, be prone to negativity, be blocked from thinking creatively, and easily get into trouble. Their romantic luck is fair; singles are likely to meet their ideal partner, while those in relationships should cherish the present moment.
🐏 Sheep or 🐐 Goat:
People born in the year of the Sheep/Goat tend to be extreme in their behavior and not listen to others’ opinions. Their wealth is unstable, so they need to be cautious with their finances. In terms of love, they are prone to verbal arguments, so they should cherish their relationship.
🐴 Horse:
People born in the year of the Horse may face questions about their work abilities, so they should proceed with caution and seek guidance from experienced individuals. Interpersonal relationships may decline, so avoid interrupting others to avoid offending them.
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