The birth year and month correspondence table of the Chinese zodiac signs and their image characteristics are introduced
In traditional Chinese culture, the zodiac is a unique symbolic system that represents people’s observation and understanding of the natural worldCào trúng thưởng. The twelve zodiac signs are the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig, and each zodiac corresponds to a specific year and month. The following is an introduction to the birth year and month of the 12 zodiac signs and their image characteristics.
1. The corresponding table of the birth year and month of the 12 zodiac signs
In the calculation of the Chinese lunar calendar, each year corresponds to a zodiac sign, forming a cyclical pattern. The following is a comparison table of the birth years and months of the 12 zodiac signs based on the calculation of the lunar calendar:
|Zodiac|Corresponding year|Main feature month (Gregorian calendar time)|Symbol meaning|
|—-|——–|———————-|——–|
|Year of the Rat|When the number of years is six times the number of years, it is the Year of the Rat, such as the child rat, the Gengzi rat, etc., summer, especially the end of spring (generally from the end of January to the middle of February of the solar calendar), there are more births|a representative of dexterity and intelligence|
|Year of the Ox|The eighth month of the lunar calendar is the autumn moon of Wuxu, so the birth year of the Year of the Ox is more in August and September of the lunar calendar|Those born in early autumn (September to October of the solar calendar) are mostly born in the Year of the Ox|A symbol of diligence and steadfastness|
|Year of the Tiger|The first month of the lunar calendar is the month of Yin, and the Yin and the Tiger are born together, so those born in the Year of the Tiger are mostly born in the first month of the lunar calendar and February|The early spring (February to March of the solar calendar) is mostly born in the Year of the Tiger|The representative of the brave and mighty|
|…… (Other zodiac signs in order)|……|……|……|
2. Introduction to the image characteristics of the 12 zodiac signs and the artistic expression of the image
Each zodiac sign has rich symbolic meanings and unique cultural connotations, and the following is a graphic representation of the characteristics of each zodiac sign, accompanied by a visual depiction and a related artwork image: (Illustrations and photos of the zodiac signs are attached below as material for clip-and-paste art) A description of the artwork is inserted, for example: rats are often associated with wisdom and wealth, and their images are usually lively and energetic in artworks. Artists often depict the mouse’s eyes and posture with delicate brushstrokes. The images of rats in the artwork not only show their wit and acumen, but also show people’s yearning and pursuit of a better life. The following goes on to detail the characteristics and symbolism of each zodiac sign: (Continue to list the characteristics and symbolism of the remaining zodiac signs in a tabular structure, with descriptions of the relevant graphic art) For example: People born in the Year of the Rabbit are often considered to be gentle and witty, and the Rabbit represents speed and intelligence in the zodiac…… (Specific descriptions for other zodiac signs not listed are listed in order with descriptions.) The display of the images of the various zodiac signs in the image art is also colorful, including the image of the zodiac in the traditional paper-cut art, the image of the zodiac in the New Year painting, etc. These works of art not only show the characteristic images of each zodiac, but also contain rich cultural connotations and artistic beauty. The dissemination and research of zodiac culture can not only promote the understanding of traditional Chinese culture, but also stimulate new thinking about artistic creation. Through the study and study of the 12 zodiac signs, we are able to better understand and appreciate the unique symbolic system and cultural values in Chinese cultureBĂng BĂng. In the modern society, we should continue to inherit and carry forward these excellent traditional cultural elements, so that they will shine more brightly in the new era.
