Chinese title: List of the corresponding years of the zodiac and the birth month of the zodiac animals (with printed version)
English title: TheChineseZodiacSignsDatesandtheAnimalsBorninThoseYears:APrintableChartin2021
I. Introduction
The zodiac is an important part of traditional Chinese culture and an important system used to calculate the lunar year in the traditional Chinese calendar. It originated from the ancient culture of sacrifice and worship, reflecting the deep knowledge and understanding of nature, timing and lifestyle of the ancient ChineseTHỎ NGỌC ĐÓN XUÂN. The 12 zodiac signs are, in order, Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. This article will introduce the year corresponding to each zodiac sign and the month of birth of the zodiac animal, and attach a printed table for readers’ reference.
2. Comparison table of 12 zodiac signs and years
In the Chinese lunar calendar, each zodiac corresponds to a specific year, which is repeated every twelve years. Here is a comparison table of the 12 zodiac signs and the year:
Zodiac Year Comparison Table: Taking the Zodiac Rat as an example, according to the traditional calculation method, the lunar year it represents is usually the Gengzi Year every 12 years, and the most recent years are: Gengzi Year (i.e., the Year of the Rat), and the previous year is the 12 years before the Gengzi Year. And so on, and so on for the year of each zodiac sign. Here’s a complete comparison table of zodiac signs and Gregorian calendar years:
The following is an example of a list: The zodiac signs are listed in order of year as follows: Year of the Rat – Bingshen (in a group of ten years), Bingzi year, Bingshen year, Bingchen year, Bingwu year, Bingyin year, Bingxu year and other years are all Rat years. The same is true for the rest of the zodiac signs. Attach the corresponding Gregorian calendar year. Readers can refer to this table to find the year corresponding to a particular zodiac sign. Readers can print out this form for easy reference.
3. List of birth months of zodiac animals
In Chinese culture, each zodiac animal is associated with a specific month. The main birth months for each zodiac animal are listed below: Rat Moon: November; Ox Month: December; Tiger Moon: New Year’s Month; Rabbit Moon: February; Dragon Moon: March; Snake Moon: April; Horse Month: May; Month of the Goat: June; Monkey Month: July; Rooster Month: August; Dog Month: September; Pig Month: October, etc. It is a system of wisdom that has been accumulated and evolved through the practice of generations, through which people can better understand the natural timing and the laws of life. These months are lunar months and therefore may differ from Gregorian calendar months. Readers can do the conversion through the lunar calendar conversion tool. Readers can print out this form for easy reference. Readers can find out the birth month of a particular zodiac animal by consulting the lunar calendar or online tools. 4. ConclusionTo sum up, understanding the corresponding year of the zodiac and the birth month of the zodiac animals is of great significance for understanding and experiencing traditional Chinese culture. This article provides a detailed table for readers’ reference and printing, hoping to help readers better understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture. Through this table, readers can better understand the Chinese lunar calendar system and how it relates to everyday life. 5Cướp Biển Phương Đông. PrecautionsIt should be noted that the dates in this article are based on the lunar calendar and not the Gregorian calendar. Therefore, when using this form, it is necessary to know the specific lunar calendar date or utilize the lunar calendar conversion tool to do the conversion. In addition, the classification of zodiac signs is not strictly scientifically defined, but is derived from ancient traditional customs and cultural concepts designed to help people understand the astronomical, geographical, and historical background, as well as the relationship with time and natureRulet Nâng. Understanding these details helps to better understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture and customs. (To be continued) 6. Appendix (to be continued) A printed version of the form is attached here for readers to download and use. VII. Conclusion (Continued) By understanding the corresponding year of the zodiac and the birth month of the zodiac animals, we can better understand and appreciate the rich diversity and profound historical heritage of Chinese culture. In this era of globalization, it is very important to understand and respect the differences and characteristics of different cultures. Finally, I hope this table will help readers better understand and experience traditional Chinese culture and customs. In conclusion, the Chinese zodiac is an important part of Chinese culture, which represents the deep understanding and awareness of the natural time sequence and lifestyle of the Chinese people. (To be continued) I hope the above answers are helpful to you!
