Chinese title: Zodiac Corresponding Year and Birth Animal Horoscope Table (Printable PDF version)
In ancient Chinese culture, the zodiac is a unique and beloved cultural symbol. Each year corresponds to a zodiac sign, and each zodiac sign has its own unique personality traits and cultural connotations. The 12 zodiac signs are Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the year corresponding to each zodiac sign and the horoscope table of the animals born in, and present a printable PDF version for your reference.
1. Introduction to the zodiac
The Chinese zodiac, also known as the Earthly Zodiac Beasts, is a symbol used in lunar culture to calculate the year. Each zodiac sign corresponds to a specific lunar year cycle, and each cycle repeats itself over and over again. People judge the zodiac they belong to according to their birth year, and then understand and interpret the fate and personality traits associated with it. In traditional Chinese culture, each zodiac sign has a specific symbolic meaning and cultural connotation.
2. Zodiac and year correspondence table
Here is a list of the 12 zodiac signs with their corresponding years:
1. Year of the Rat: The first zodiac sign after the Lunar New Year is the Rat, with a cycle every twelve years, with the most recent Year of the Rat including XXXX and XXXX. People born in the year XXXX are born in the zodiac sign of the Rat.
2. Year of the Ox: The Year of the Ox follows the Year of the Rat, with a cycle every twelve years, and the zodiac sign of people born in XXXX is the Ox.
3. Year of the Tiger: People born in the Year of the Tiger have a brave and independent personality, and those born in the year XXXX have a tiger zodiac sign. The following zodiac signs such as the Year of the Rabbit and so on. Please note that the relationship between the lunar year and the zodiac depends on the specific lunar calendar. The following is a detailed comparison table of the 12 zodiac signs and the year (see the PDF version below for the table content).
3. Zodiac horoscope table
With the popularity of horoscope culture, some people combine zodiac signs and horoscopes to analyze individual personality traits. Here’s a list of zodiac signs for your reference: People born in the Year of the Rat may be suitable for zodiac signs such as Aries, while those born in the Year of the Ox may be compatible with those of zodiac signs such as Taurus (see PDF below for specific correspondence). This combination of analysis is designed to help people gain a deeper understanding of their personality traits and behavioural patterns. Note, however, that everyone’s personality is unique and one should not rely too much on zodiac horoscope analysis to define yourself or others.
4. You can print the PDF version of the corresponding year of the zodiac and the horoscope table of the birth animal
In order to make it easier for you to refer to and use, we have specially prepared a printable PDF version of the zodiac corresponding year and birth animal horoscope table. You can download this form and print it out yourself. Please click on the link below to download (add link) to get the full form content. Hopefully, this form will help you better understand your zodiac signs and horoscope information for yourself and your family.
5. ConclusionAs one of the important parts of traditional Chinese culture, the zodiac not only reflects people’s way of recording time and awe of all things in nature, but also reflects people’s cognition and interpretation of fate and character. Through the introduction of this article and the printable PDF version of the zodiac corresponding year and birth animal horoscope table, I hope you can better understand the relevant knowledge of zodiac signs and zodiac signsbánh ngọt. In your future life, whether it’s a job interview or making friends, you can use this knowledge to get to know yourself and others better. At the same time, it is also important to keep an open mind to different cultural and conceptual differences, and respect the uniqueness of each person.
