Which animal in the Chinese zodiac is the most devoted? Which animal in the Chinese zodiac is the most afraid of death?

The twelve zodiac signs are arranged neatly and are easy to read. Mouse is Chou, Tiger is Mao, Rabbit is Chen, Dragon is Si, Horse is Wu, Sheep is Wei, Monkey is Shen, Rooster is You, Dog is Xu, Pig is Hai. Today we are going to play a tacit understanding test, come and try it! First, we will show you which animal in the twelve zodiac signs is the most devoted? Secondly, which animal in the twelve zodiac signs is greedy for life and afraid of death? Finally, which of the twelve zodiac signs belong to the earth sign? How many can you answer correctly?

Contents of this article

1. Which animal in the Chinese zodiac is the most devoted?

2. Which animal in the Chinese zodiac is afraid of death?

3. Which of the twelve zodiac animals belong to the earthly zodiac?

What is the most devoted animal in the Chinese zodiac?

Dog: Born loyal. Dogs are famous for being loyal among the twelve zodiac signs. They sincerely follow their superiors and are devoted to their partners. They never have two-timing. This is their greatest nature, and it will not change no matter what happens. Because of this, even if they are not satisfied with their careers, they will have a harmonious and happy family.

Ox: Not good at doing two things at the same time Oxen are usually very conventional at work. They are used to following rules and regulations no matter what they do. They think that they will not make mistakes if they follow specific steps. After all, they are the kind of people who are not very flexible. This is especially true when it comes to relationships. Once they fall in love with someone, they are not willing to change. They think that dealing with more than one lover at the same time is actually quite tiring.

Dragon: Love deeply People born in the Year of the Dragon have their own principles in everything they do. Although many people no longer believe in true love in this fast-food society, as a person born with the temperament of a dreamer, the Dragon is never willing to give up his desire for love. They either don't love or try to do other things. If they love, they must love vigorously.

People born in the Year of the Horse: Never forget their first love. No matter how old they are, people born in the Year of the Horse look like little kids. They are very casual about life and don't want to be crushed by trivial things. They are also very sincere about love. First love is very important to them. No matter what kind of person the other person is, they will always remember him/her in their hearts. They like that type of person.

Rabbit: Afraid of making their lover sad Rabbits are the kindest and gentlest of the twelve zodiac signs. They always take "being a good person" as their life motto. Even if they are attracted to someone, they will try to restrain themselves. Because they understand that one should not be too selfish and only think about their own happiness. They should also consider the person who already loves them and not make the other person sad.

Which animal in the Chinese zodiac is afraid of death?

The Chinese Zodiac, also known as the zodiac signs, are twelve animals that are matched with the twelve earthly branches according to the year of a person's birth. The earliest complete record of the twelve zodiac signs that is still the same as today is "Lun Heng" by Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The twelve animals are rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog, and pig.

Among the twelve zodiac animals, the rat is timid and cautious, afraid of death, and there is an idiom that says "as timid as a rat".

Which of the twelve zodiac animals belong to the earthly zodiac?

The twelve zodiac animals are the twelve earthly branches. In terms of yin and yang alone, odd numbers are yang and even numbers are yin, that is, Zi, Yin, Chen, Wu, Shen, and Xu are yang and heaven, and Chou, Mao, Si, Wei, You, and Hai are yin and earth. The twelve zodiac animals can be divided into heavenly animals and earthly animals. The order of rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, chicken, dog, and pig is numbered from 1 to 12; the corresponding classification is heavenly animals: rabbit, horse, monkey, pig, ox, dragon; earthly animals: snake, sheep, chicken, dog, rat, tiger.

The origin of the twelve zodiac animals is related to animal worship. According to the Qin bamboo slips unearthed in Shuihudi, Yunmeng, Hubei and Fangmatan, Tianshui, Gansu, a relatively complete zodiac system existed in the pre-Qin period. The earliest document that recorded the twelve zodiac animals that are the same as today is Lunheng by Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Therefore, the earthly animals in the twelve zodiac animals are rat, tiger, snake, sheep, chicken and dog.