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12 Chinese zodiac signs dates of birth animals pictures photos images 12 Zodiac animal symbols, dates and birth years in Chinese detailed explanation and picture display I. Introduction In traditional Chinese culture, the zodiac, or "zodiac", represents a special system of symbols, which are represented by twelve animals: rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog and pig. These zodiac signs not only reflect people's observation and understanding of the natural world, but also incorporate people's expectations of good luck and good luck. This article will introduce the birth year and date corresponding to each zodiac sign in detail, accompanied by vivid pictures to help you better understand and recognize these culturally rich zodiac symbols. 2. The correspondence between the zodiac and the year of birth The cycle of the zodiac is twelve years, and each year will be ruled by a specific zodiac sign. The following is the correspondence between the zodiac sign and the year of birth: 1. Year of the Rat: born in the year of Jiazi (such as XXXX), the year of Gengzi (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Rat are intelligent, witty, and agile. 2. Year of the Ox: Born in the year of Yichou (such as XXXX), the year of Xinchou (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Ox are hardworking, down-to-earth, loyal and reliable. 3. Year of the Tiger: Born in the year of Bingyin (such as XXXX), the year of Renyin (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Tiger are brave and adventurous. 4. Year of the Rabbit: born in the year of Ding Mao (such as XXXX), the year of Zhu Mao (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are quick-witted and have a gentle personality. 5. Year of the Dragon: Born in the year of Wuchen (such as XXXX), Gengchen (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Dragon are leaders and creative. 6. Year of the Snake: Born in the year of Ji Si (such as XXXX), the year of Gui (such as XXXX), etc12. People born in the Year of the Snake are thoughtful and good at planning. 7. Year of the Horse: born in the year of Gengwu (such as XXXX), the year of Jiawu (such as XXXX), etc. People born in the Year of the Horse are enthusiastic and quick to act. 8. Year of the Goat: born in the year of Xinwei (such as XXXX), the year of Yiwei (such as the beginning of summer in XXXX, etc.). People born in the Year of the Goat are kind, gentle, and compassionate. 9. Year of the Monkey: Born in the year of Renshen (such as XXXX), the year of Bingshen (such as the beginning of autumn in XXXX, etc.). People born in the Year of the Monkey are smart and smart, and they are not quiet or quiet. Here's a list of cycles into the Year of the Dog and the Year of the Pig... Each zodiac sign has its own unique characteristics and symbolism, and these meanings are closely linked to the character, destiny and daily life of the Chinese. 3. Zodiac picture display and analysisBy showing the animal images of the 12 zodiac signs in pictures, you can understand the characteristics of each zodiac more intuitively. For example, the picture of the rat shows a lively and clever mouse; The picture of the cow shows a hard-working cow; The picture of the tiger shows a mighty and brave tiger; The picture of the rabbit is a docile and cute rabbit and so on. Through the pictures, we can feel the unique charm and cultural connotation of each zodiac sign more deeply. 4. ConclusionZodiac culture is an important part of traditional Chinese culture, which reflects people's observation and understanding of the natural world, and also integrates people's expectations for auspiciousness and good luckzingplay mau binh. By understanding the correspondence between the zodiac sign and the year of birth and the characteristics and symbolism of each zodiac sign, we can better understand and appreciate the Chinese zodiac culture. At the same time, through the picture display, we can more intuitively feel the unique charm and cultural connotation of each zodiac. I hope this article can help you better understand and recognize the Chinese zodiac culture.