What zodiac is the mouse's eyes sneaking around?

Rats are sneaky and ingenious, referring to horses, rabbits, chickens, dogs and cows.

The first half of the sentence "The mouse's eyes are wandering strangely" is "The star is half a grain to the north." In the zodiac, the zodiac horse has the meaning of freedom and freedom, which is a symbol of speed and strength. In China mythology, horses are regarded as animals that convey information and prestige, and are also related to wars and victories. The zodiac chicken represents diligence and vigilance and is regarded as a symbol of luck and opportunity. In China mythology, chickens are related to the omen of natural disasters, telling the time of dawn and dusk, etc.

There are smart and docile rabbits, which are regarded as a symbol of happiness and prosperity. In China mythology, rabbits are related to the concepts of the moon and time, as well as female virtue and family happiness. In addition, dogs show loyalty and protection, which is a symbol of loyalty and vigilance. In China mythology, dogs are usually associated with guarding, protection and family security. Finally, cattle are strong and hardworking, and are regarded as a symbol of strength and stability.

In China mythology, cattle are usually related to farming and land farming, which represents the importance of agriculture. The idiom "the mouse keeps its eyes fixed" is an idiom of China, which is used to describe people's keen eyes, flexible rotation and very alert and flexible observation of things around them. To sum up, "the stars are in the northern half, and the eyes of the mice are slipping." Zodiac refers to horses, rabbits, chickens, dogs and cows.

The origin of the sentence "the mouse's eyes turn around strangely"

This poem comes from a poem describing the stars in the Song of Eternal Sorrow by Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem is a long narrative poem written by Bai Juyi, which describes the love story between Li Shimin and Yang Guifei. The meaning of this poem is that the stars at night are scattered in the northern sky, and every star is destined to be emitted accurately. Moreover, the mouse has a pair of keen and cunning eyes and a skill.

The content of this poem in the poem is to praise Yang Guifei's beauty and intelligence, and express her extraordinary observation and wisdom, just like a mouse's keen eye, smart and flexible. Song of Eternal Sorrow is Bai Juyi's long narrative poem and a classic in the history of China literature. This poem has also been quoted and circulated because of its unique description and artistic conception, and has become one of the sources of the idiom "short-sighted, ingenious".