An overview of the zodiac sign order and animal names list and images
In Chinese culture, the zodiac signs and the zodiac are two traditional elements that are loved by people. They not only represent the passage of time, but also contain rich cultural connotations and unique symbolic meanings. This article will introduce the order of the zodiac signs, the corresponding animal names, and related image information.Erlang Shen
1. The order of the 12 zodiac signs
The zodiac signs are arranged in a fixed order according to where the Sun is when it crosses the zodiac: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. The order of these constellations is not arbitrary, but is determined based on astronomical phenomena and ancient people’s perceptions of the universe.
2. Zodiac signs and animal namesQuả Bóng Vàng
Each zodiac sign also has its own animal symbols, which have special allegories and symbolic meanings in Chinese culture. Here are the names of the animals corresponding to each constellation:
1. Aries (sheep)
2. Taurus (Bull)
3. Gemini (Impermanent Binary) Although there is no specific animal, it usually uses two small animals such as butterflies to represent its dual personality traits.
4. Cancer (Crab)
5. Leo (Lion)
6. Virgo (rooster) or (bird) is also sometimes used to denote finesse and purity, etc.
7. Libra (scale) or (pigeon) represents balance and peace.
8. Scorpio (scorpion) or (snake eagle) also sometimes uses the snake to represent wisdom and change. Although there are different symbolic animals, the symbol of the scorpion in Chinese culture is often the scorpion. With the improvement of people’s in-depth understanding and acceptance of constellations, the animal images corresponding to different constellations are also constantly enriching and changing. These animal figures not only reflect people’s perception of constellations, but also reflect people’s understanding and imagination of the natural world. The animal figures of each zodiac sign have their own unique cultural connotations and symbolic meanings, which are worth understanding and exploring. At the same time, the animal figures of these constellations have also been widely used and expressed in various works of art, such as paintings, sculptures and other art forms. These works not only show people’s love and worship for constellations and animals, but also reflect people’s pursuit and yearning for a better life. In conclusion, the zodiac signs and their corresponding animal images are one of the important parts of traditional Chinese culture. By understanding the order of these constellations and the names of the animals, as well as the associated iconographic information, we can better understand the richness and unique charm of Chinese culture. At the same time, it is also hoped that more people can pay attention to and study these traditional cultural elements, so that they can continue to be carried forward and passed on in modern society.
