Zong-ming
The man who sleeps in the sun
| Character and Dominants : Sociability, Sensoriality, Intuition |
| Plant : Hazelnut | Animal : Grass Snake |
| Colour : Violet | Zodiac Sign : Gemini |
Genre :  Male | Numerology :  |
| Origin : Chinese first name | Etymology : |
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Character
Either Zong-ming is sentimental or he is phlegmatic, it is difficult to say which at times and his animal mascot, the grass snake, well illustrates this feeling. His lack of self-confidence makes him a little wary and quite easily influenced. Zong-ming often does the opposite of what he says and finally is actually the opposite of how he thinks he is.
Wherever he is, he is generally an introvert with a highly developed inner life; he possesses a vivid imagination and great emotivity. Interested in religion as well as occult beliefs, Zong-ming likes what he can see as well as what he can perceive, even if his morality is paradoxically more intellectual than mental.
Whatever may happen, Zong-ming knows how to adapt to circumstances. Zong-ming has great powers of seduction, women like him, even more so as he is highly intuitive and understands things fairly quickly and easily. However his latent pessimism tends to let him down quite often.
Emotivity
His emotivity is directly linked to his affections and this makes him appear timid in the eyes of others. Zong-ming isn't very reactive when it comes to responding with strength and alertness to oppositional attitudes.
Activity
Zong-ming is quite supple and if he is wilful it is more for protection and defence than for attack. Relaxed and a dreamer, this doesn't stop him from reaching his goals, especially if he has someone to help him implement them. His tendency towards laziness is luckily counterbalanced by a reasonably good overall health, even if Zong-ming can quickly reach his intellectual capacities as he is subject to overwork. Although Zong-ming is quite happy to give and receive, he does however have a middling sense of friendship as he remains quite independent and has trouble coping with social constraints. He is far more comfortable with individual conversations than great discussions.
If Zong-ming should choose a confidante however he will be extremely loyal. Laziness or wisdom often push him to abandon conflictive discussions that achieve nothing, even though in the first place Zong-ming has a tendency to be competitive although more by provocation than by conviction.
Intellect
Curious about everything, doted with an excellent memory and a more superficial intelligence, in one quick glance Zong-ming can perceive the essential points. He does however experience great difficulties when transforming conception into realisation.
Affection
Timid and discreet, Zong-ming has difficulties describing his feelings and emotions which can be a blockage to his affective side.
However, if the blockages disappear he acquires a great freedom of expression and Zong-ming then appears understanding and even refined which makes him very seductive.
Sensoriality
His sensorality is highly dependent on his emotions, Zong-ming can sometimes be shocked by reality, by major life problems, that he has trouble believing and accepting.
In conclusion
His will is good in theory but in practise Zong-ming goes quietly about his business, hoping that he can happily pass the load to someone else along the way.
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