Title: Detailed explanation of animal charts of birth date of Chinese zodiac signs (PDF printable version)
Abstract: This article will introduce the birth date range of the Chinese zodiac signs in detail, and visually display the year and date of each zodiac sign through charts. The article aims to help readers understand the origins of the Chinese zodiac, its characteristics, and its importance in Chinese culture. Reading this article, you can easily understand the zodiac attributes of yourself and your family, and feel the charm of traditional Chinese culture.
1. Introduction to the 12 zodiac signs
The Chinese zodiac is an important part of traditional Chinese culture and includes the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Each zodiac sign is associated with a specific year and specific personality traits, and is widely used in lunar calendars, divination predictions, and people’s daily lives.
2. The date of birth range of the zodiac
The date of birth of the zodiac is based on the lunar calendar, and the year of each zodiac is calculated from the beginning of the first lunar month. Here are the birth date ranges of the 12 zodiac signs:
1nổ hũ topzo. Year of Birth in the Year of the Rat: from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month (the date of the Gregorian calendar varies from year to year)
2Rút Cạn Ngân Hàng. Year of birth in the Year of the Ox: from the 21st day of the lunar month to the 30th day of the following year (the date of the Gregorian calendar varies from year to year)
3. Year of birth in the Year of the Tiger: 21st to 28th of February in the first lunar month (Gregorian calendar dates vary depending on the year)
4. Year of Birth in the Year of the Rabbit: February 19 to March 25 of the lunar calendar (Gregorian calendar dates vary depending on the year)
And so on, each zodiac sign has a fixed range of birth dates. Knowing the date of birth of the zodiac sign is of great significance for understanding one’s personality traits and how you relate to people of different zodiac signs.
3. Detailed explanation of the zodiac animal chart
Here’s a chart of the zodiac animals’ birth dates, showing the year and date range for each zodiac sign in a visual chart:
(Zodiac animal chart inserted here)
Readers can easily understand the zodiac attributes of themselves and their families through this chart, and get an idea of the personality traits of each zodiac sign. At the same time, this article will also introduce the personality characteristics and cultural connotations of each zodiac sign to help readers have a deeper understanding of traditional Chinese culture.
4. The importance of the zodiac in Chinese culture
The Chinese zodiac has an important place in Chinese culture, not only for the year, but also widely used for divination, prediction, marriage matching, etc. In traditional Chinese culture, each zodiac sign has specific symbolic meanings and character traits, and these traits are widely used in people’s daily livesLinh Hồn Rừng Xanh. For example, when getting married, people pay attention to whether the zodiac signs of the two parties are compatible in order to get a better understanding of the personality traits of both parties and how they get along. In addition, the zodiac is also one of the important themes of Chinese folk art, and it is widely used in art forms such as painting, sculpture, and paper-cutting. Understanding the cultural connotation and symbolism of the zodiac is of great significance for understanding traditional Chinese culture. In conclusion, by understanding the birth date range and characteristics of the zodiac signs and their importance in Chinese culture, we can better understand and appreciate traditional Chinese culture. Hopefully, the zodiac animal charts provided in this article will help readers understand their zodiac attributes and their characteristics more easily. At the same time, we should also respect and inherit this unique cultural tradition, so that it can continue to flourish in modern society.
