The Chinese Zodiac Cycle
The Chinese zodiac assigns an animal to each year in cycle. The Chinese zodiac originated in China and spreads widely. The twelve zodiac animals include Rat, Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit.
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The Chinese zodiac assigns an animal to each year in cycle.
The Chinese zodiac originated in China and spreads widely.
The twelve zodiac animals include Rat, Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit.
Each year links to one animal and one Earthly Branch symbol.
Legend says the Rat won a river race to start the zodiac.
Statues of pig and dog represent Chinese zodiac animals.
The zodiac signs influence personality, careers, and relationships.
Animal signs also match months, days, and hours in Chinese astrology.
Each zodiac animal relates to one of five nature elements.
Compatibility charts help guide relationships and marriage choices.
The zodiac cycle begins with the Rat and ends with the Pig.
People use the zodiac to find personality and fortune insights.
The Chinese zodiac remains a cherished tradition in many cultures.
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