What is the ancient god beast corresponding to the zodiac? Talk specifically

The ancient beasts corresponding to the zodiac are as follows:

1. Rat-Xi Mouse.

Xi mouse is a giant mouse in China mythology. It lives under the ice, weighs one thousand kilograms, and its meat is edible. Fur can be used as a garment quilt, which is the top grade for keeping out the cold. With its skin covered, its sound can travel thousands of miles, and its hair can summon rats. It is contained in the Divine Classic.

2. Cattle-real cow.

Kui Niu, also known as Lei Shou, is shaped like an ox, with one foot, no horns on its head, and green color. When it leaves the water and enters the water, there will be wind and rain, and its roar will be like thunder, accompanied by the light like the sun and the moon.

3. Tiger-White Tiger.

The albino Bengal tiger, also known as Bengal White Tiger, is a variety of Bengal tiger. Due to gene mutation, the original hair of Bengal tiger with orange yellow and black stripes turned into black stripes on white background. The first wild Bengal white tiger was discovered and captured in India in 1951 and was named Mohan. Hundreds of existing white tigers in the world are all their descendants.

4. Rabbits-false beasts.

The Incorrect Beast is one of the mythical beasts in ancient China. It has a beautiful face, a rabbit-like figure, graceful manners, scattered aura when it gestures, and can speak human words. This kind of monster beast is full of good intentions. Its meat is delicious, but it can't tell the truth after eating it.

5. Dragon-Qinglong.

Qinglong is one of the four spirits of heaven in China's ancient mythology, which originated from the worship of stars in ancient times. It is the God of the East representing Tai Hao and the Seven Hostels in the East. It is a shock in the Eight Diagrams and a mourning in the Five Elements.

6. snake-viper.

The viper, also known as the Tengsnake, is a flying snake in China folklore. There are many records about it in ancient China literature, and it is called the "god beast", which has many representative meanings. The allusion of the word "viper" comes from Xunzi's exhortation to learn that "viper flies without feet, but the flying squirrel is poor with five skills", which means that although viper has no feet, it is better than the flying squirrel with many skills to walk in the clouds and wander in the air, which means that mortals should concentrate on doing things and will succeed in the end. In Er Ya Shi Yu, there is also a reference to "sting snakes", which was noted by Guo Pu in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, referring to sting snakes as "dragons that can swim in clouds".

7. Horse-Kirin.

Kirin refers to the traditional auspicious beast in China. The ancients believed that wherever Kirin haunts, there must be auspicious signs. Sometimes it is used to describe people with outstanding talents and both ability and political integrity. "Book of Rites, the Ninth Rite": "Lin, phoenix, turtle and dragon are called the four spirits", so it can be seen that the status of Kirin is at least the same as that of dragon, not lower than that of dragon.

8. Sheep-Bai Ze.

Bai Ze is a sacred animal with lofty status in ancient China mythology, a symbol of good fortune, and an auspicious beast that makes people turn bad luck into good luck. Bai Ze can also speak human words, understand the feelings of all things, and know the appearance of all things in the world. "Bai Ze Map" says: The sheep has a corner on the top, and the dragon is also killed. Bai Ze is a lion with two horns and a goatee.

9. Monkey-raising father.

Raise your father, worship the beasts of our mountain, be good at throwing, and tigers and leopards are afraid of them. It has the habit of stroking its head and can lift stones and throw people.

1. Chicken-Phoenix.

Phoenix, also known as "Phoenix Emperor", is the king of birds in ancient legends. The male is called "phoenix" and the female is called "phoenix", which is always called phoenix, also known as Dan bird, firebird, stork, Weifeng and so on.

11. Dogs are cruel.

He was born in the underworld, lived on living things, and liked to eat people the most. He was one of the top ten fierce beasts in ancient times, and his ferocity was no different from that of Qiong Qi. He liked to bring disaster to the world, and was later brought into the space boundary by array method, and was imprisoned in Penglai Fairyland. It looks like an ox, with four horns. Its hair is very long, just like hemp fiber.

12. Pig-beaver power.

The beaver power is one of the mythological beasts in ancient China, and it is a fearsome beast on Guishan Mountain. The place where the beaver power appears is under construction. Where I saw it, the ground was undulating, so I guessed that raccoon dog was good at digging.