Printable version of the Chinese comparison table of the Chinese zodiacHoa Thơm M
The Chinese zodiac is an ancient Chinese cultural symbol used to represent the year and predict fortunes. The twelve zodiac animals are the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Each zodiac sign has its own unique symbolism and personality traitsCastle of Fire. The following is a Chinese comparison table and a short description of the Chinese zodiac signs for your reference.
Zodiac Animal Comparison Table:
1. 鼠 (Shǔ) – Represents wit and flexibility.
2. 牛 (Niú) – Represents diligence and tenacity.
3. 虎 (Hǔ) – Represents bravery and strength.
4. 兔 (Tù) – Represents prudence and gentleness.
5. Dragon (Lóng) – Represents majesty and auspiciousness.
6. Snake (Shé) – Represents wisdom and mystery.
7. 马 (Mǎ) – Represents vitality and enthusiasm.
8Thợ săn tiền thưởng. 羊 (Yáng) or 羊/goat (called goat in some places) (Shāng) – Represents peace and kindness. The Sheep and Monkey may overlap at the turn of the year, so they are sometimes referred to as the Zodiac Year. Please note that it should be clearly marked when printing to avoid confusion. The specific year of sheep and which year of monkey can be determined according to the lunar calendar. Generally speaking, it is more accurate to calculate the zodiac from the beginning of the first lunar month. Please check the Lunar Year Conversion Table by yourself for accuracy. The zodiac sign of each year can also be determined according to the Ganzhi chronology of the lunar calendar. Generally speaking, every twelve years, the zodiac is cycled, the cycle is repeated, the order is rotated, the twelve times back to the first year, born in the year of the rat, and then the year of the ox, and so on, the cycle is endless, this is the cultural connotation and profound significance of the zodiac culture, embodies the wisdom of the ancients and the charm of folk traditional culture, makes people feel infinite humanistic care and spiritual sustenance, has a rich variety of symbolic meanings and rich cultural connotations, has brought a lot of inspiration and inspiration to people, and has become one of the important symbols of Chinese folk culture and historical culture, one of the traditional symbols that Chinese particularly value and love, one of the traditional symbols is Chinese folk customsIt is also an important part of the culture, and it is also one of the important carriers of China’s long history and traditional culture, with rich symbolic meaning and rich cultural connotation, carrying people’s good wishes for auspiciousness and happiness. By comparing this table, you can better understand the meaning and cultural connotation of each zodiac sign, enrich your knowledge background of Chinese culture, better understand and apply the culture of the zodiac in daily life, and reflect the profoundness and longevity of Chinese culture. When using this form, please refer to it in light of the actual situation, and if you have any questions, please consult a professional for a more accurate answer.