Which zodiac signs does the painted zodiac sign refer to?

The zodiac signs refer to the three zodiac signs of sheep, monkey and pig.

Sheep ranks eighth among the twelve zodiac signs, and belongs to the "Wei" category with the twelve earthly signs. People born in the year of Sheep have a docile personality. The ancients regarded sheep as "virtuous animals", good at flocking, benevolent, righteous, and knowledgeable about etiquette. Sheep like to flock. Haoren refers to a sheep that is kind, has horns but is not aggressive. The meaning of death means that the sheep are quiet when they are slaughtered, and they regard death as if they are home. Therefore, there is a story about King Xuan "exchanging sheep for cattle". Zhili refers to the sheep's gratitude, and the lamb kneeling to breast symbolizes filial piety.

The monkey is the ninth animal in the Chinese zodiac, and its corresponding earthly branch is "Shen". Monkey has the same pronunciation as "hou". A monkey riding on a horse means that he will be granted a title immediately; a monkey hanging a seal on a maple tree means that he will be granted a title; a monkey riding on the back of another monkey means that he will be granted a title for generations. Monkeys love to eat peaches, which symbolize longevity. The "kiwi peach and longevity" pattern is also common in folk paper-cutting, which means longevity.

The pig is the twelfth zodiac animal in the ancient Chinese zodiac, and Hai is the twelfth earthly branch, just like the natural number 12. People born in the year of Hai are upright and unbent in nature, able to seek from the straight, but not from the crooked. Their hearts are pure and white, without grace, their appearance is stable, their hearts are resolute, they love money, they like to criticize others, they are impatient, and they are highly dependent. Unsociable. Therefore, it is easy to cause disputes with others in society, and people will stay away from them.

Related information:

The twelve zodiac signs, also called zodiac signs, are twelve animals in China that match the twelve earthly branches according to the year of birth, including rat, ox, tiger, and rabbit. , dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, rooster, dog, pig. The twelve zodiac signs can be divided into piano signs, chess signs, calligraphy signs, and painting signs.

The Chinese zodiac signs include chicken, snake, and rabbit; the written zodiac signs include horse, dragon, and tiger; the chess signs include rat, ox, and dog; the painted zodiac signs include sheep, pig, and monkey; the origins and animals of the twelve zodiac signs Worship related. According to the Qin bamboo slips unearthed in Yunmengsuihudi, Hubei and Fangmatan, Tianshui, Gansu, a relatively complete zodiac system existed in the pre-Qin period. The earliest handed down document that records the twelve zodiac signs that are the same as those in modern times is "Lunheng" written by Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty.