One of the unique facets of this zodiac sign is its dual representation: sometimes as a Goat and other times as a Sheep. This distinction stems from the Chinese character “羊” (yáng), which can translate to both “goat” and “sheep” in English. In Chinese culture, the specific nuances between these animals aren’t as sharply delineated as they are in many Western cultures.

Moreover, the choice between Goat and Sheep often depends on regional interpretations and personal preferences. In some Chinese regions, the character is more commonly associated with the image of a Goat, due to the prevalence of this animal in certain areas. Conversely, in other areas where sheep farming is more common, the Sheep becomes the representative image.

Regardless of the animal depiction, the core attributes remain consistent: peace, artistic tendencies, and a gentle demeanor. The dual representation simply adds a layer of cultural richness and adaptability to this zodiac sign