The fourth Chinese zodiac sign is the sensitive Rabbit.

Rabbits are gentle souls, who will always try to avoid aggressive or hostile situations. Though they hate confrontation, a Rabbit can stay calm and collected regardless of what's going on around them. Taking risks or seeking adventure is of no interest to Rabbits.

Don't expect a Rabbit to open up, even to close friends. That's not to say they aren't great conversationalists, because a Rabbit is extremely eloquent and well-spoken. But they seldom discuss their own feelings, or matters of personal importance.

They may the be the quietest in the room, but you can always pick out the well-dressed and stylish Rabbit. Their homes are nicely decorated, and neatly organized too. Home is very important to a Rabbit. Though they might be wearing the latest fashion, Rabbits are generally low in self-esteem and lack confidence in themselves. This can hold them back, preventing them from accomplishing all that they are capable of.

Since they are hard to rattle, Rabbits excel in fields of diplomacy or politics. Therapists, teachers, administrators and writers are frequently born in the year of the Rabbit. Regardless of their actual jobs, a Rabbit is someone you'll always want to go to for advice.

Relationships work best for a Rabbit with Pigs or Dogs. Rats and Roosters will not get along with them at all. When it comes to relationships, Rabbits are very giving and generous. While a positive trait, it can make relationships very unbalanced.

Written by award winning online psychic reader Joyce Simpson.  She was gifted with a unique psychic reading ability from an early age. Her accurate psychic reading ability has allowed her to connect with people on a while new level, helping them to solve their problems and personal doubt.  Psychic reading has allowed many people to understand their deepest inner fears and feelings.