1, mouse: The pictographic part of the mouse character is in the shape of a mouse, and the two points above represent ears.
2. Cow: The pictographic part of the word cow is a three-dimensional cow head, and the lower horizontal line represents the body.
3. Tiger: The pictographic part of the tiger character is a sideways tiger, and its four legs and tail can be recognized.
4. Rabbit: The pictographic part of the word rabbit is a running rabbit. The upper two points represent ears and the lower horizontal line represents the body.
5. Dragon: The pictographic part of the dragon character is in the shape of a dragon, with the characteristics of trunk, claws and head.
6. Snake: The pictographic part of the snake character is a curved snake body, and the shapes of the snake head and the snake tail can be seen.
7. Horse: The pictographic part of the word horse is the shape of a Mercedes-Benz horse, and the two points above represent ears.
8. Sheep: The pictographic part of the word "sheep" is the shape of a sheep, and the two points above indicate the angle.
9. Monkey: The pictographic part of the monkey character is an upright monkey shape, and the monkey head and limbs can be seen.
10, Chicken: The pictographic part of the word chicken is a standing chicken, and the two points above represent the crown.
1 1. Dog: The pictographic part of the dog character is a standing dog shape, and the dog head and limbs can be seen.
12, Pig: The pictographic part of the word pig is chubby pig-shaped, and the pig head and limbs can be seen.
China's zodiac signs come from ancient legends and fairy tales. The following are fairy tales related to the zodiac:
1, Rat: According to legend, in ancient times, when the gods chose the order of the zodiac, there was a competition. With its cleverness and wit, the mouse performed well in the competition and finally won the first place.
2. Cattle: According to legend, cattle used to be good friends of human beings, helping people to cultivate land and transport goods. Because of its industrious and loyal qualities, it was chosen as one of the twelve zodiac animals.
3. Tiger: Tigers are described as brave and powerful animals in ancient mythology. According to legend, tigers can ward off evil spirits and protect people's safety.
4. Rabbit: A story about rabbit tells how it helped Chang 'e, the goddess of the moon, realize the dream of heaven. Rabbits are thus endowed with the status of the zodiac.
5. Dragon: In China culture, dragon is one of the most sacred and auspicious creatures. Dragon represents power, dignity and happiness, and is regarded as one of the auspicious zodiac signs.
6. Snake: In China mythology, snakes are often depicted as a symbol of wisdom and spirituality. According to legend, snakes can predict the future and drive away evil spirits.
7. Horses: Horses were regarded as loyal, brave and agile animals in ancient times. According to legend, horses can bring courage and success, so they are chosen as one of the animals of the zodiac.
8. Sheep: In China culture, sheep symbolizes meekness, peace and happiness. According to legend, sheep can bring good luck and good luck to people.
9. Monkeys: Monkeys often play pranks in China mythology, but they are also witty and clever. According to legend, monkeys can bring good luck and wisdom to people.
10, Chicken: Chicken symbolizes courage and vigilance in China culture. According to legend, chickens can remind people of danger and bring good luck.
1 1. Dog: In China culture, dogs are regarded as symbols of loyalty and guardians. According to legend, dogs can protect people's peace and happiness.
12, Pig: Pig symbolizes wealth and happiness in China culture. According to legend, pigs can bring wealth and good luck, so they become one of the twelve zodiac animals.