A list of the zodiac signs and their corresponding animal names
In traditional Chinese culture, the combination of constellations and animals constitutes a symbol of mystery and unique charm. The following is the order of the zodiac signs and their corresponding animal names.
1. Aries (March 21 ~ April 19) with sheep
Aries symbolizes adventure, passion, and courage. Among the animal symbols, the sheep symbolizes innocence, friendliness, and new beginnings. People of this sign are passionate, energetic and adventurous.
2Thế Giới Hoang Dã ™™. Taurus (April 20 \ ~ May 20) with the Ox
Taurus people are resilient and love stability. In Chinese culture, the ox is a symbol of industriousness and patience, which coincides with the characteristics of the Taurus zodiac sign. The Taurus stands for robustness and reliability.
3Người Sói Đang Đến. Gemini (May 21 ~ June 21) is associated with the scorpion fish (sometimes represented by ao in ancient Chinese literature) or the snake (represented by the snake in the Western constellation). Geminis have a changeable personality, quick thinking, and are flexible and witty. In Chinese culture, the scorpion fish symbolizes wisdom and strategy, while the snake represents flexibility and change.
4. Cancer (June 22 ~ July 22) is associated with crabs or shrimps (crabs symbolize good luck and wealth in Chinese culture). Cancerians are emotionally rich and have a strong sense of family. They are good at protecting themselves and their families, like crabs protecting their homes. Shrimp represents a happy and abundant state of life. In addition, in Chinese astrology, the “natal planet” has an important influence on Cancer. It is rumored that the Natal Astrology is one of the oldest texts in Chinese astrology, describing the characteristics and symbolism of different zodiac signs. Cancer is described in the Natal Horoscope as having a strong family sense and a desire to protect their personality. Astrologers in ancient courts also used Cancer-related symbols to predict developments in marriage, family, and personal careers. In addition, in traditional Chinese medical theory, Cancer is believed to be associated with the water element, emphasizing the importance of internal and external balance. This perspective is reflected in dietary conditioning and lifestyle choices to maintain a harmonious balance of body and mind. 5. Leo (July 23 ~ August 22) Leo people are full of self-confidence and self-esteem. The lion is a symbol of kingly spirit and noble status in Chinese culture, which is in line with the personality traits of Leos who love to show off and seek power. In ancient Chinese myths and legends, the lion is also often used as a symbol to ward off evil spirits. 6. Virgo (August 23 ~ September 22) Sometimes it is also associated with the turtle sign symbolizing Virgo people who are cautious and thoughtful. The “Zodiac Zodiac Lord’s Life Prophecy Book” also involves the analysis of Virgo-related characteristics and the discussion of the relationship with health; The tortoise is a symbol of longevity and wisdom in Oriental culture, and it is also a representative of excellent endurance, which is in line with Virgo’s steady style and the characteristics of patience and concentration in handling affairs, seven to twelve zodiac signs are Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, these zodiac signs also have corresponding animal symbols in traditional Chinese culture, such as monkey on behalf of Sagittarius, peacock on behalf of Libra, etc., each zodiac sign has its own unique character traits and symbolic meaning, behind these symbols contain rich cultural and historical connotations, for many Chinese zodiac sign lovers, these zodiac animal symbols not only represent unique character traits, but also a portrayal of personal growth and life experience。 With the development of modern society and the advancement of globalization, Western constellation culture has gradually been accepted and integrated in China, becoming one of the topics that people talk about in daily life, in the context of Chinese culture, the study of constellations and animals not only reflects the exploration of human character, but also praises the diversity and inclusiveness of human culture。
