Compare your chart with a celebrity’s

Pick a name to compare your chart with that person’s. You will see whether your two day animals pull together, clash, grind or have no link, and under that, every point that went into the result.

Your chart

You need a chart of your own first, so there is something to compare. If you pick a name now, we will ask you the three birth questions before showing the result.

Pick someone to compare with

The animal on each card is from the day that person was born. It is not their birth-year animal.

Each person’s own page

A name opens the page for that one person: the chart worked out from their published birth date, and the animal of the day they were born.

Where these charts come from

Every birth date here was published by the person or their agency. Each card shows the date it uses, so a wrong date is one you can see, not one that quietly changes a result.

Every chart here has six characters, not eight, because none of these people has published a birth time. We do not make one up, since a made-up time would change the chart. The compatibility result is not affected: it uses the animals of the year, month and day, not the hour. The only cost is two fewer characters when the five elements are counted.

Everyone born in Korea is charted as if born in Seoul, and this changes nothing. With no birth time, a chart is worked out at noon, and at noon every Korean city gives the same chart. We checked every birth date against six other cities, from Gangneung to Jeju, and no chart changed. People born in another country are charted in that country, because a different time zone can change the chart.

This page compares two charts and says nothing about the celebrities themselves. None of them was asked about it, and nothing here describes them as people.

Each chart is worked out from the real position of the sun and that year’s time-zone rules, not looked up in a table. Each of the five languages was written on its own, not translated from another.