A detailed explanation of the characteristics and symbolism of the 12 zodiac animals
1. Overview
Zodiac animals play a pivotal role in traditional Chinese culture. Since ancient times, the Chinese have formed a profound and unique understanding through the observation and summary of the characteristics of these animals, and the zodiac represented by the twelve earthly branches has also carried many connotations. They are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. This article will start with the characteristics of each zodiac sign, introduce their names, characteristics and symbolic meanings, and explain them with pictures.
2. Rat (sub)
The Rat is the head of the zodiac and symbolizes wisdom and dexterity. People born in the Year of the Rat are usually resourceful and quick-witted. Rats are intelligent, active, perceptive, and optimistic. In traditional Chinese culture, the rat also has an auspicious meaning, representing good luck and wealth. In addition, there are many cultural and artistic works associated with it that reflect its importanceAnh Hùng Rồng. As shown in the picture, the mouse image is smart and lively.
3. Cattle (ugly)
The ox symbolizes hard work and endurance. People born in the Year of the Ox have a steady, down-to-earth personality, and are diligent and hardworkingBắt Nàng Tiên. Cattle often represent perseverance in Chinese culture. At the same time, cattle are often seen in traditional Chinese paintings, such as farming scenes in pastoral landscape paintings. The image shown in the picture is of a hard-working cow.
Fourth, the tiger (Yin)
The tiger, as the king of the jungle, symbolizes bravery and majesty. People born in the Year of the Tiger are resolute and courageous, and they are not afraid of challenges. In Chinese culture, the tiger is not only a symbol of strength, but also often used to represent good luck and good luck. In addition, the tiger also plays an important role in traditional Chinese art, such as paper-cutting, embroidery and other crafts. The picture shows the image of a mighty tiger head.
5. Rabbit (Mao)
The rabbit represents wit and agility. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are usually quick thinking and quick to react. The rabbit also has an auspicious meaning in Chinese culture, symbolizing longevity and good luck. At the same time, the rabbit is also one of the important characters in Chinese mythology and literature, such as the well-known story of Chang’e running to the moon, the image of the jade rabbit appears. The picture shows the image of a cute rabbit.
6. Dragon (Chen)Biểu diễn ẩm thực Thái Lan
The dragon has a supreme position in Chinese culture, symbolizing authority and power. People born in the Year of the Dragon have a bold personality and are full of self-confidence. In traditional Chinese art, dragons are often combined with clouds and mist, showing a strong sense of vitality and mystery. The picture shows the image of a giant dragon soaring in the clouds.
The animal characteristics and symbolism of the seven to twelve zodiac signs are so follows: the snake represents wisdom and mystery, the horse symbolizes enthusiasm and vitality, and the sheep symbolizes gentleness and kindness. Each zodiac sign has its own unique cultural connotations and symbolic meanings, which permeate Chinese poetry, painting, and daily life. By observing and learning the characteristics and symbolism of the 12 zodiac signs, we can gain a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese culture and spirituality. At the same time, these zodiac animals also bring us endless creative inspiration and artistic expression. The pictures of zodiac animals shown in the picture vividly show the characteristics and charm of each zodiac.
