China zodiac jingles

China's zodiac rhymes are as follows: Zi (mouse), Ugly (ox), Yin (tiger), Mao (rabbit), Chen (dragon), Si (snake), Wu (horse), Wei (sheep), Shen (monkey), You (chicken), Xu (dog), and so on.

With the development of history, the Chinese zodiac has gradually integrated into the concept of folk beliefs, which is reflected in marriage, life, annual luck and so on. Each zodiac has rich legends, forming a conceptual interpretation system and becoming an image philosophy in folk culture, such as the zodiac in marriage, the blessing in temple fairs, the year of the animal and so on.

In modern times, more people regard the zodiac as the mascot of the Spring Festival and become a symbol of entertainment and cultural activities. The ancestors of primitive society often used some animals, inanimate objects or graphics of natural phenomena as protectors and symbols of their clans, that is, totems. The mixed image of man and beast in Shan Hai Jing is an ancient totem god.

I met the zodiac on my trip and talked about the copy.

1. After many years, I occasionally recall that spring. The sunshine is just right, and the person you like smiles at you slightly, as if it was yesterday.

2, the current season, the sun is just right, the breeze is not dry, I hope you will be bright and happy as always.

3, the sun is just right, eating and chatting, the sun makes me dizzy, I haven't been so comfortable for a long time.

Go and meet the person you want to see, while the sun is just right, while the breeze is quiet, while he is still there, while you are not old.

5. The sunshine is just right. It enters the heart and spleen through the warmth of the glass. Yesterday, I walked the road he once walked. Today, I read the books he once read.