ALICE XỨ SỞ THẦN TIÊN

Timeline of the 12 Chinese zodiac animal symbols and introduction to the 12 zodiac signs
The Chinese zodiac occupies an important place in Chinese culture, representing the deep emotions and understanding of nature of the Chinese peopleJuan Khổng lồ. The zodiac signs are also widely used in Feng Shui, divination, historical records, and everyday life. This article will detail the timeline of the 12 Chinese zodiac animal symbols, as well as the characteristics and symbolism of each zodiac sign.
1. Zodiac timeline
The Chinese zodiac year is calculated according to the lunar calendar, which is repeated every twelve years. Each zodiac sign corresponds to a year with its specific start and end dates. Here’s a timeline for the year of the zodiac:
1. Zi Rat: From the beginning of the Lunar New Year to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month of the following year. The Gregorian calendar roughly corresponds to the XX day of the XX month to the XX day of the XX month of each year. XXXX is the Year of the Rat, and the next XXXX is also the Year of the Rat, and so on every 12 years. The rat represents wisdom and spirituality.
2. Ugly cow: from the fifteenth day of the first lunar month to the beginning of March and early spring. The Gregorian calendar roughly corresponds to the XX day of the XX month to the XX day of the XX month of each year. XXXX is the Year of the Ox, and the following XXXX is also the Year of the Ox. The ox symbolizes the spirit of hard work and perseverance.
3. Yinhu: During the period from the beginning of spring to Qingming in the third month of the lunar calendar. The Gregorian calendar roughly corresponds to the XX month XX to the XX month XX of each year5 Sư Tử Vàng. Every XXXX year is the Year of the Tiger, and the Tiger represents strength and courage.
… The annual cycle and date of the rest of the zodiac signs and so on… Hai Pig: From the end of the Lunar New Year to before the arrival of the Lunar New Year. The Gregorian calendar roughly corresponds to the XX month XX to the XX month XX of the XXXX year, and every twelve years is the Year of the Pig, which symbolizes good harvests and good luck in Chinese culture. In these 12 zodiac animals, the cycle is repeated, forming a complete traditional Chinese zodiac periodic table. Each zodiac sign has its own unique symbolic meaning and connotation, reflecting the observation and understanding of the natural world by the Chinese people. 2. Introduction and symbolism of the zodiacThe zodiac has a profound symbolic meaning and cultural connotation in traditional Chinese culture, they are not only the representative of animal images, but also the sustenance and pursuit of human beings for a happy and beautiful life, let us appreciate the magical charm and profound connotation of the zodiac: 1. In traditional Chinese culture, the rat is a symbol of intelligence and dexterity, representing flexibility and wise judgment, and also symbolizes the meaning of prosperity and abundance, representing people’s good wishes for a prosperous career and a prosperous family.2. Yinhu – The tiger represents bravery, mightiness and majestic power, symbolizes the courageous and fearless spiritual quality and the determination and courage to protect the home and loved ones, but also represents people’s hope and pursuit of the future, followed by the rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog these seven zodiac signs, they have their own unique symbolic meaning and connotation in traditional Chinese culture, these zodiac signs also represent people’s pursuit and yearning in different aspects, reflecting the Chinese people’s yearning and pursuit of a happy and beautiful life, in summary, the twelve zodiac signs are an important part of traditional Chinese culture, they are not only the representative of animal images, but also people’s sustenance and pursuit of a happy and beautiful life, each zodiac has its own unique symbolic meaning andThe connotation represents people’s yearning and pursuit of a better life, and I hope that through this article, readers can have a deeper understanding of the Chinese zodiac and the cultural connotation and spiritual value they contain, and at the same time better understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture.