Constellation population _ Constellation population ratio

Hierarchical division of twelve constellations

The hierarchical levels of the twelve constellations are divided into level one, level two, level three and level four.

1, grade one

Fire signs are Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. Fire signs are positive, cheerful and optimistic, and dare to take risks. Usually have leadership and initiative, good at controlling the situation, and good at creating opportunities for yourself and others. Aries, lion and Sagittarius are the representatives of fire signs, and they are the most confident and determined people in 12 constellation.

2, the second level

Earth signs are Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn. Earth sign people are down-to-earth, practical and have a strong sense of responsibility. Usually stable, self-disciplined, with strong patience and perseverance, good at cooperating with others.

3, the third level

Air signs is Gemini, Libra and Aquarius. People in air signs are smart, independent and good at thinking and communication. Usually very creative and imaginative, pay attention to the depth and breadth of thinking.

4. Grade 4

The water signs are Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces. Water signs are sensitive, emotional, intuitive and compassionate. Pay attention to feelings and emotions, have strong creativity and imagination.

Introduction of the cultural and historical background of the twelve constellations;

Ancient astronomy researchers used stars as a way to identify solar terms and assigned specific positions to each constellation. Using the movement of the moon and the change of hue, we can judge the astrological phase and region in the night sky. Astronomers keep recording and updating these positions to keep them correct. In ancient Roman and Babylonian cultures, there are also many different constellation legends. For example, the Romans believed that Taurus was a constellation representing fertility, and so on.

Some cultures think that constellations can predict people's future, but nowadays, astrology has developed into a widely accepted science, and many researchers are committed to making accurate positions and constellation tables for constellations and astronomical constellations.

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