Long Bào ™™，12 Chinese zodiac signs dates of birth animals list pictures printable

Chinese title: Printable list of zodiac signs and animal list pictures
The zodiac is an important part of ancient Chinese culture, reflecting people’s observation of the natural world and deep affection for animals. In traditional Chinese culture, everyone is born associated with a specific animal, which makes up the so-called zodiac signs: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Below is a printable list of zodiac signs, dates, animal lists, and corresponding pictures.
1. The date of the zodiac sign
The Chinese zodiac is determined according to the lunar calendar, and there is a zodiac sign every year. Here are the years and date ranges for each zodiac sign:
– Year of the Rat: from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-third day of the lunar month (the date of the Gregorian calendar varies from year to year)
– Year of the Ugly Ox: (the year immediately following the Year of the Rat) from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-third day of the lunar month
– Year of the Tiger: (the year immediately following the Year of the Ugly Ox) from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-third day of the lunar month
-…… And so on until the Year of the Pig. The zodiac year is cycled in a sequential cycle, repeating every twelve years. The specific year corresponding to each zodiac sign can be queried through the lunar calendar conversion table.
2CHUNG NHẤT & TIỂU BẠCH. List of animals of the zodiac and their symbolic meanings
– Rat: Symbolizes wisdom and flexibility. In Chinese culture, the rat is a symbol of intelligence and adaptability. It is often assumed that rat people are witty, flexible, and intelligent.PHÒNG TẬP SOÁI CA
– Ugly Ox: Represents diligence and hard work. The ox is a traditional symbol of labor in China, and people believe that the ox is hardworking and tenacious.
– Yinhu: Symbolizes courage and strength. The tiger is the king of beasts in traditional Chinese culture, representing strength and the power of protection. Tiger people are considered to be full of courage and action.
-…… And so on until the last zodiac pig. Each zodiac sign has a unique symbolic meaning and cultural connotation. Below is a section of the list of zodiac signs corresponding to the animal pictures (the corresponding pictures can be found online): Rat-Ox-Tiger-Rabbit-Dragon-Snake-Horse-Sheep-Monkey-Rooster-Dog-Pig. These pictures not only help us better understand the characteristics of each zodiac sign, but also help children learn. Each picture is detailed with the name of the zodiac and a description of the relevant information. Let’s explore the rich stories and cultural connotations of each zodiac sign in more depth. Finding your place in this zodiac cycle is a rewarding thing! You can find out your zodiac attributes according to your birth year, and understand your personality traits and future trends according to the corresponding zodiac attributes! Everyone has their own unique personality traits and life trajectories, and of course, exploring their own zodiac attributes and cultural backgrounds on the path of seeking to understand themselves is a very interesting and meaningful way, let’s take a deep dive into the charm of the zodiac! Each zodiac sign has its own unique meaning, they are like twelve colorful rays of light, rendering the world more colorful! Let’s appreciate the unique charm of the 12 zodiac signs together!