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12 Chinese zodiac signs dates of birth animals meaning list printable chart Title: List of Zodiac Signs, Dates and Animal Symbolism (Printable Version) In China's ancient cultural tradition, the zodiac is a cultural symbol that is loved by people. Each zodiac sign has unique symbolism and characteristics, and each person will belong to one of them according to their year of birth. This article will introduce you to the dates of the zodiac signs and the symbolism of each zodiac sign, and present it in the form of a printable list. 1. The date of the zodiac sign The Chinese zodiac signs are, in order, the Rat, the Ox, the Tiger, the Rabbit, the Dragon, the Snake, the Horse, the Sheep, the Monkey, the Rooster, the Dog, and the Pig. Each zodiac sign corresponds to a specific year cycle of twelve years. The year division of each zodiac sign is defined according to the lunar calendar, from the beginning of the first lunar month to the end of the next year's Chinese New Year's Eve. Here are the zodiac signs and dates for the last few years: - Year of the Rat: XXXX (from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month) - Year of the Ox: XXXX (from the first day of the first lunar month to the thirtieth day of the lunar month) - Year of the Tiger: XXXX (from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month) - Year of the Rabbit: XXXX (from the first day of the first lunar month to the thirtieth day of the lunar month) - Year of the Dragon: XXXX (from the first day of the first lunar month to the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month...... (and so on) 2. List of Zodiac Animal Symbolism Here are the animals corresponding to each zodiac sign and their symbolic meanings: 1. Rat: Witty, flexible, and creative. Symbolizes cleverness and wit. 2. Cow: hard-working, diligent and willing to work12. It symbolizes the spirit of hard work and perseverance. 3. Tiger: Brave and resolute, full of adventurous spirit. It symbolizes courage and strength. 4. Rabbit: Witty, intelligent, and energetic. Symbolizes kindness and a smart and witty character. 5. Dragon: Mighty and majestic, full of mystery. Symbolizes power and success. 6. Snake: Deep and mysterious, well thought out. It symbolizes wisdom and resilience. 7. Horse: galloping and energetic. It symbolizes freedom and passion. 8. Sheep: docile and kind, benevolent and generous. It symbolizes peace and harmony. 9. Monkey: Clever and dexterous, witty and active. Symbolizes wisdom and courage. Chicken: diligent and self-disciplined, punctual and trustworthy. It symbolizes the spirit of hard work and self-discipline. Dogs: Loyal, brave, vigilant. It symbolizes loyalty and friendship. Pig: Kind, open-minded, generous. It symbolizes a good harvest and happinesstai phan mem mien phi. (The specific article section can continue to elaborate on the cultural connotations behind each zodiac sign through the information mentioned above) Although this is only a brief introduction to the traits and cultural significance of some common zodiac signs, we still need to recognize that each person's personality has its own uniqueness, and it is impossible to judge a complete personality portrait based on the zodiac sign alone, in fact, each zodiac sign contains a rich and diverse story and history, so we need to understand the cultural connotation of each zodiac sign and their symbolic meaning in different historical contexts, which is not only a cultural heritage, but also a reflection of our own identity, we can better understand traditional Chinese culture and its impact on our daily lives by exploring these deeper meanings, in addition, this list is printable and you can do it yourselfPrint it out as a reference so that you can consult the date and symbolism of each zodiac sign at any time, I hope this article can help you better understand the Chinese zodiac culture, and finally, thank you for reading, if you have any questions about the zodiac, please leave a message to discuss, and we will see you next time!