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Title: List of Zodiac Signs and Dates: Overview of Names and Pictures
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In Chinese tradition, there is a very important concept, that is, the 12 zodiac signs. These twelve animal symbols not only represent the passage of time, but also contain rich cultural connotations and people’s visions. Each zodiac sign has its own unique personality traits and cultural background, and people born in a particular year are considered to be influenced by that zodiac sign. Next, we will introduce these important symbols according to the list of names of the zodiac signs and attach pictures.
1. Rat
Date: Humans born between the first day of the first lunar month of the lunar calendar and the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month (about the XX month XX to the XX day of the XX month of the Gregorian calendar) belong to the rat. The rat in the picture is flexible and witty, symbolizing wisdom and alertness.
2. Ox
Date: People born from the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month to the third day of the second lunar month of the second lunar month (about XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar) belong to the ox. The diligent old cow represents diligence and endurance.
3. Tiger
Date: from the third day of the second lunar month to the end of February (from XX to XX in the Gregorian calendar). The tiger represents bravery and strength. The tiger depicted in the picture is majestic and powerful, giving people a sense of shock.
4. Rabbit or Rabbit
Date: from the first day of the third month of the lunar calendar to the end of March (about XX to XX in the Gregorian calendar). The rabbit symbolizes gentleness and luck. The rabbit in the image usually gives the impression of being lively and cute.
5. Dragon
Date: from the end of March to the first day of April (about XX to XX in the Gregorian calendar). The dragon is a sacred creature in Chinese culture, symbolizing power and success. The dragons in the images often have a mysterious and majestic temperament.
6. Snake (Snake) or 蚰覰 (Mabuya) and other translated names, but in Chinese mainland, it is common to use the name snake as a zodiac symbol animal to represent the April to May of the lunar calendar. The snake symbolizes wisdom and healing power in Chinese culture. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). Images about snakes give an impression of calm and mystery. 7. Horse Date: From May to the end of June of the lunar calendar, people belong to horses. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). The horse symbolizes vitality and enthusiasm, and the horse in the picture is vigorous and powerful, showing infinite vitality. 8. Sheep or Goat Date: From the first day of the seventh month to the end of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, people belong to the sheep. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). Sheep symbolize peace and kindness in Chinese culture, and the sheep in the image usually give a sense of docility and amiability. 9. Monkey date: around the eighth month of the lunar calendar. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). The monkey symbolizes intelligence and activity in Chinese culture, and the monkey in the picture is always energetic and witty. 10. Rooster Date: Rooster is a Rooster from the ninth month to the end of October of the lunar calendarTCG Xổ Số. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). The chicken symbolizes industriousness and diligence in Chinese culture, and the chicken in the image is majestic and mighty. 11. Dog date: The first day of the eleventh month of the lunar calendar to the eighth day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar belongs to the dog. (approx. XX to XX months of the Gregorian calendar). The dog symbolizes loyalty and friendship in Chinese culture, and the image of the dog is always a symbol of friendliness and loyalty. 12. Pig date: The last month of the lunar calendar is the zodiac month of the pig. (approx. XXXX to XXXX in the Gregorian calendar), the pig in the picture often presents a plump posture, symbolizing abundance and happiness. Each zodiac sign has its own historical background and cultural connotation, which contains a rich deep meaning, reflecting the breadth and profundity of Chinese culture. To sum up, the zodiac symbols are not only an important part of traditional Chinese culture, but also an indispensable part of people’s lives, they represent the flow of time, and also carry people’s yearning and pursuit of a better life. Through the introduction of this article, I believe that readers have a deeper understanding of the zodiac symbols and will be able to better understand and use these symbols in their daily lives. Hope this article can be helpful to you, if you have more questions about Chinese culture, stay tuned for our follow-up articles, we will bring you more exciting content.