The Rat and the Ox aspire to develop strong relationships, further deepened by mutual consideration and respect.

The Rat and the Ox also share an ability to make savings in anticipation of hard times. 

As a couple, the Rat and the Ox can expect fidelity from each other, both being an ideal Love Match. A marriage between the Rat and the Ox is usually a sign of lasting joy and happiness for the family, parents and children alike.

Concerning business relationships, either as partners or colleagues, the natives of the Chinese Zodiac sign of the Rat can expect lasting financial gains in developing strong ties with people born in the Year of the Ox.

People born in the Year of the Ox (Buffalo) are faithful and take good care of each other.

If they have an occasional dispute, it is quickly forgotten, with no consequences to their relationship.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Tiger are both fascinated and wary of each other.

The Ox and the Tiger need to soothe their natural instincts if they don't want to turn their mutual disagreements into open conflicts.

The stars smile to relationships between people born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Rabbit (Cat).

The Ox and the Rabbit have a balanced, joyful and respectful relationship, fit for sentimental and business relations alike.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Dragon have very different views and life aspirations.

Never mind how much they respect each other, the Ox and the Dragon will seldom live a deep and passionate love affair when they happen to be in a relationship.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Snake are natural matching pairs.

The Ox and The Snake share the same vision of life. They should however temper their passion for control as it could harm their relationship in the long-term.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Horse are certainly not a natural Love Match.

The Ox and the Horse can be cold and inconsistent with each other, and they usually need much time and effort to overcome their many differences.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Goat (Sheep) misunderstand each other on most values and themes of life.

A possible mutual attraction between the Ox and the Goat wouldn't compensate for their future arguments and fights if they ever decided to start a relationship in the first place.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Monkey are great business partners, and not such good friends or lovers.

Sharing the same unconditional love for money, both the Ox and the Monkey are gifted negotiators, capable of great business developments when they join forces.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Rooster make very efficient and organized business partners.

The Ox and the Rooster acknowledge each other's talents and show gratitude one for the other.

People born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Dog are not naturally interested or attracted to each other.

The Ox and the Dog will slowly realize how life gets dull when they spend it together.

As a couple, people born in the Year of the Ox and those born in the Year of the Pig (Boar) tend to have rather dull relationships.

The Ox and the Pig are polite and peaceful friends.