Chinese Zodiac Compatibility — Score, Relation, Marriage / Career / Friendship / Wealth

Real-world use cases

• Decoding what grandma means at a family dinner

  Your grandmother frowns when she hears your partner is a Goat and you are an Ox, muttering 丑未相冲. Plug both signs in and you get the actual relation (six clash) plus a 45/100 score and a marriage line that says expect friction, work on pacing. Now you can nod, explain it back to her, and move on, instead of guessing whether she just insulted your relationship.

• Settling a half-joking debate among coworkers

  Four people in the lunch group argue about whose signs team up best for the side project. Run each pair: Rat plus Dragon and Monkey lights up as 三合 with a high career score around 90, while Tiger plus Monkey shows 六冲. It is folk entertainment, but it breaks the tie for who pitches together, and everyone remembers the san he triangle afterward.

• Naming a baby year and checking the family lineup

  You are debating a 2025 Snake baby versus waiting for a 2026 Horse. Enter the parents (say Rooster and Ox) and test both: Snake completes 巳酉丑 三合 with the parents and scores in the 80s, while Horse lands closer to neutral. You read it as one cultural data point among many, not a reason to time a pregnancy, but it answers the question the elders keep raising.

• Writing a culture explainer without inventing rules

  You are drafting a blog post on Chinese zodiac love matches and need the real san he and liu he groupings, not made-up LLM pairings. Run all six liu he pairs and a couple of clashes, copy the relation labels and scores, and you have accurate source material: 子丑, 寅亥, 卯戌 and the rest, each with the traditional marriage reading rather than horoscope filler.

Common pitfalls

• Reading a clash like Rat-Horse as a verdict to break up. 六冲 means more friction, not doom; plenty of clash couples stay married for decades.

• Comparing only by Western sun sign. This tool uses birth-year earthly branches (生肖), so a Leo who is a Rat is judged on Rat, not Leo.

• Forgetting the lunar boundary. Someone born late January 2010 may still be an Ox, not a Tiger; enter the actual birthday and let the tool resolve the sign.

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