Chinese title: The birth date and picture materials of the zodiac animals of the zodiac signs of the zodiac
Introduction: As one of the traditional Chinese cultural elements, the zodiac signs carry rich historical and cultural connotationsTiền của Caishen. Each zodiac animal has its own unique symbolism and story background. This article will introduce the birth date of each zodiac animal, and attach relevant picture materials for readers to download and use for free. Let’s walk into this mysterious zodiac world together!
1. Zodiac Rat (Year of the Rat)
Year of birth: Every year in the Gregorian calendar, after the beginning of spring and before the sting, that is, between XXXX and XXXX in the Gregorian calendar. Image material: Agile and agile mouse. The paper-cut patterns are usually dominated by house mice, ingots, etc., symbolizing prosperity and harvest.
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2. Zodiac Ox (Year of the Ox)
Year of birth: between the Gregorian calendar and the Qingming Festival, that is, between XXXX and XXXX years of the Gregorian calendar. Picture material: The image of an honest cow. It symbolizes diligence and steadiness. In Chinese culture, cattle are often combined with scenes of ploughing and harvesting.
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3. Zodiac Tiger (Year of the Tiger)
Year of birth: between Qingming and Lixia every year in the Gregorian calendar, that is, between XXXX and XXXX years of the Gregorian calendar. Image: The image of a mighty tiger. In traditional Chinese culture, the tiger is regarded as the king of beasts, a symbol of bravery and strength. A common paper-cut pattern is a tiger descending a mountain or warding off evil spirits and welcoming blessings.
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4Nhãn Dán M. Zodiac Rabbit (Year of the Rabbit)
Year of birth: between the beginning of summer and the beginning of summer in the Gregorian calendar, that is, between XXXX and XXXX years of the Gregorian calendar. Image material: Cute rabbit image. In traditional Chinese paper-cutting art, the rabbit usually appears in the company of the moon goddess, symbolizing auspiciousness and good luck.
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5. Zodiac Dragon (Year of the Dragon)
Year of birth: between the annual mango and the summer of the Gregorian calendar, that is, between XXXX and XXXX years of the Gregorian calendarIce Land. Image material: The image of a mighty and sacred dragon. The dragon has a supreme position in Chinese culture, symbolizing authority and dignity. Paper-cut works often depict scenes of clouds and dragons tumbling or dragons ascending to heaven.
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6. Zodiac Snake (Year of the Snake)
Year of birth: The date of birth between the beginning of summer and the beginning of autumn in the Gregorian calendar (XXXX to XXXX in the Gregorian calendar). Image material: The image of a smart snake. The snake is a symbol of wisdom and mystery in Chinese culture, and is often depicted as a snake coiling or a snake spitting fire.
Download link: [Provide a link for users to click to download the picture material of the zodiac snake] In the following article, the birth date and corresponding picture materials of the other six zodiac animals will be introduced one after another for your reference and exchange and learning. (This section shows only six rough structural frameworks.) In the following articles, we will introduce the Zodiac Horse (from the beginning of autumn to the beginning of the white dew), the Zodiac Sheep (from the white dew to the autumnal equinox), the Monkey (from the autumn equinox to the beginning of frost), the Zodiac Rooster (from the beginning of frost to the beginning of winter), the Dog (from the beginning of winter to the beginning of spring), and the Pig (after the Spring Festival to the beginning of the next Year of the Rat). Each section will introduce details such as the symbolic meaning of the corresponding zodiac animal in Chinese culture, the date of birth, and the relevant photo material download link. It is hoped that through the introduction of this article, readers can better understand the charm of the zodiac signs, and at the same time, provide readers with rich picture materials to enrich their own creation and learning content.
