Year of the Wood Snake

The Year of the Wood Snake is one of the 12-year cycle of animal signs in the Chinese zodiac, specifically associated with the Snake. In addition to the Snake, each sign is influenced by one of the five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. The Year of the Wood Snake occurs every 60 years, and the last occurrences were 1965 and 2025.

People born in the Year of the Wood Snake are thought to possess characteristics associated with both the Snake and the Wood element. Snakes are often perceived as intelligent, wise, and enigmatic, while the Wood element is associated with growth, creativity, and vitality. Thus, individuals born in this year are believed to be both resourceful and adaptable, with a strong capacity for deep thinking and insightful decision-making. Additionally, they may exhibit a nurturing and cooperative nature, typical of Wood’s characteristics.

Chinese zodiac years are based on the lunar calendar, typically starting between January 21 and February 20, depending on the year. Each zodiac sign reflects a personality type and prescribes qualities that may influence the destinies of those born under it.