Title: “Twelve Chinese Zodiac Commemoration – Color Printed Pictures of the Date of Birth and Animal Symbols of the Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs”
In the colorful Chinese culture, the Chinese zodiac, as an important part of traditional Chinese culture, deeply affects the life of every Chinese with its unique symbolism and profound cultural connotationPandora’s Box. They are not only the recorders of time, but also people’s sustenance and blessings for a better future. Today, let’s explore this amazing cultural phenomenon together and share color printed pictures of the birth dates and animal symbols of the twelve zodiac signs.
1. The origin and meaning of the 12 zodiac signs
The zodiac signs have their origins in ancient Chinese astrology and embody the worship of astronomy, timing, and animals. They are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Each zodiac corresponds to one year, which together make up a twelve-year cycle. In traditional Chinese culture, each zodiac sign has its own unique character traits that reflect people’s understanding and observation of the world.KA Cannonball Thần Erlang
2. The date of birth of the 12 zodiac signs
The date of birth of each zodiac sign is determined according to the lunar calendar. In the Chinese lunar calendar, each year is dominated by one zodiac sign, which is calculated from the beginning of the first lunar month. Here are the lunar birth dates of the zodiac signs:
1. Year of the Rat: from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-ninth or thirtieth day of the lunar month
2. Year of the Ox: from the twenty-first day of the lunar month to the nineteenth day of the first month of the following year
3. Year of the Tiger: 22nd to 19th of February
4. Year of the Rabbit: February 20 to March 20 or the first day of March
5. Year of the Dragon: March 21 to April 19 or the first five days of April 20, etc. (By analogy to the Year of the Pig)
3. Animal symbols of the zodiac signs with color prints
Each zodiac sign has a corresponding animal symbol, and these animals have a rich symbolic meaning in Chinese culture. For example, the rat symbolizes wit and flexibility, the ox symbolizes industriousness and perseverance, etc. These zodiac animal figures are widely used in the field of art and design. Now, we can find many beautiful color printed pictures, including animal figures for each zodiac sign and various design elements associated with it. These pictures can not only be used to print out as a collection or decoration, but also as materials for children’s coloring, so that children can understand the Chinese zodiac culture in the process of coloring. In addition, parents can also color with their children to enhance parent-child interaction and communication. In this way, children can better understand traditional Chinese culture and customs. Color prints of the zodiac signs can also be used in various events and festivals. For example, during important festivals such as the Chinese New Year, people can use these pictures to decorate their homes and add to the festive atmosphere. In addition, these images can also be used in zodiac-themed exhibitions, events and celebrations, so that more people can understand the Chinese zodiac culture and its rich connotations. In conclusion, the zodiac is one of the treasures of Chinese culture. Disseminating this cultural phenomenon by sharing color printed pictures of the birth dates and animal symbols of the 12 zodiac signs will not only help to pass on traditional culture, but also allow more people to feel the charm of Chinese culture. Let’s cherish and pass on this unique cultural heritage together!
