Is there a zodiac in Korea?

Question 1: Do Koreans have zodiac signs? What are they? The twelve earthly branches are matched with rats, cows, tigers, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys, chickens, dogs and pigs in turn, becoming the symbol of human zodiac. It has a history of more than 2000 years and has gradually spread to neighboring countries and regions. At present, Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Bhutan, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore and other countries all have the same or basically the same custom of the zodiac as China, which has become a traditional folk custom with great influence in the eastern region of the world and will remain unchanged from generation to generation.

Question 2: Name of South Korean President park geun-hye: park geun-hye.

Birthday:1February 2, 952 Occupation: politician, current president of South Korea.

Saturday, February 2, A.D. 1952

1952 On the seventh day of the first lunar month, the zodiac is a rabbit.

1, the zodiac is divided by the beginning of spring of the lunar calendar every year, not the Spring Festival or the first day of the New Year.

2. So being born before and after beginning of spring Day are two different zodiac signs.

3. The annual "beginning of spring" Day is usually around February 4th in the solar calendar, so this day is the time to divide the zodiac.

4. So, for example, all the people born before February 4th in the solar calendar this year are sheep, and all the people born after February 4th are monkeys.

Before the Republic of China, the zodiac was divided according to the Spring Festival. At that time, the "Spring Festival" always referred to the annual "beginning of spring", but later Yuan Shikai changed the Spring Festival to the first day of the first lunar month, so the time of the Spring Festival changed from then on, but the division of the zodiac was still "beginning of spring".

Question 3: Is there a Zodiac in Korea? Of course there is.

There are many theories about the origin of the Chinese zodiac culture. The popular saying is that Xuanyuan Huangdi will choose twelve kinds of animals as court guards. The cat asked the mouse to sign up, but the mouse forgot. As a result, cats had no choice. They became enemies with mice. The elephant also signed up, and the mouse got into the elephant's nose and drove it away. Among the other 12 animals, the cow was recommended as the first, and the mouse jumped on the back of the cow, followed by the pig. As a result, rats ranked first and pork chops ranked last. Dragon and tiger refused to accept it, and were called the king and king of the hill in the sea, ranking behind rats and cows. The rabbit refused to accept it and raced with the dragon. As a result, the rabbit came to the dragon again. The dog looked unconvinced and bit the rabbit's tail. As a result, the dog was sent to the back and the rabbit's tail became shorter. Snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys and chickens also went through some contests before they were arranged one by one.

This folk story may not be completely fictional (many folk stories record ancient cultural information, such as the story described by the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, which is actually the story of the marriage of the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di in early summer). In the pre-Qin classics in China, it was mentioned that the Yellow Emperor drove all kinds of wild animals to fight, and the Classic of Mountains and Seas also recorded that many tribes "made four birds (tiger, leopard, bear and brave)". These so-called "beasts" are actually totem animals of ancient tribes or clans. Therefore, folklore says that the Yellow Emperor chose twelve kinds of animals as bodyguards, and it can also be understood that the Yellow Emperor Tribal Alliance has twelve major tribal members.

Besides China, other countries also have the zodiac signs. There are eight China Zodiacs in Myanmar. People born on Monday are tigers, people born on Tuesday are lions, people born on Wednesday morning are toothless elephants, people born on Wednesday afternoon are toothless elephants, people born in the fourth pre-Qin dynasty are mice, people born on Friday are guinea pigs, people born on Saturday are dragons, and people born on Sunday are Miao Yi Dan.

Mexican zodiac culture is the same as that of China, in which the tiger, rabbit, dragon, monkey, dog and pig are exactly the same as those of China, and the other six are common local animals or ancient animals. Therefore, we have reason to speculate that Mexican Zodiac culture came from China and was adjusted according to the local animal conditions.

Egypt, Greece and Babylon have basically the same zodiac animals. They are cows, goats, lions, donkeys, crabs, snakes, dogs, cats, crocodiles, flamingos, apes and eagles (there are cockroaches instead of crabs in the Babylonian zodiac). Compared with the zodiac animals in China, lions are tigers, donkeys are horses, cats replace rabbits, eagles replace chickens, crocodiles replace dragons, crabs and flamingos, mice and pigs.

The next question is, what are the cultural differences between the Chinese zodiac of Babylon and the Chinese zodiac of China? In a word, the connotation of China Zodiac culture is richer than that of the Zodiac calendar. This is because the zodiac culture includes the zodiac calendar, and the zodiac calendar may not necessarily form the zodiac culture. Specifically, the zodiac calendar only uses 65,438+02 species of animals to record years, while the zodiac culture not only uses 65,438+02 species of animals to record years, but also thinks that people born in different years should imitate the habits of animals in the animal year (the so-called "Xiao" means imitation and similarity).

In addition, there are 12 zodiac animals in India. According to the Indian myth "ApoTiesha", the animals of the zodiac were originally driven by twelve gods, namely Duro's mouse, Pecaro's cow, Miapiro's lion, Cutting Folding Luo's rabbit, Milo's dragon, Andro's snake, Andro's horse, Sandro's sheep and Indaro's monkey. It is not difficult to see that the lion in the Indian zodiac is equivalent to the tiger in China, and the golden-winged bird is equivalent to the chicken in China (originally a phoenix), which means that the Indian zodiac is almost the same as that in China.

So, did China or Indians invent the zodiac? What is the reason for the invention of the China Zodiac?

As we know, the Chinese zodiac, as its name implies, is divided into twelve years by 12 animals. In other words, the ancients used this animal as a symbol of this year because they found that different years were more suitable for the survival of an animal. As for why there is a cycle of 12 years, there can only be 12 species of animals, not 10 species or 14 species of animals, which involves astrobiology.

As we all know, the celestial bodies that have the greatest influence on life on earth are the sun, the moon and the five major planets, as well as comets and meteorites. Among them, the astronomical phenomena closest to the 12-year cycle change ... >; & gt

Question 4: Do Koreans also have zodiac signs? Mountain dance, silver snake, dirty net.

The sky is covered with purple clouds.

The weather is warm, and Qian Shan snake dances.

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Question 5: Is there a Chinese zodiac abroad, such as South Korea? If so, is it the same as our zodiac? Foreigners don't have a zodiac sign, so they don't have a birth year of 12. If the year of birth is really bad, why not foreigners? Are we China people born of God's second wife? There is no scientific basis at all, and what is even more ridiculous is that so many people will believe such boring words. It can be seen that there are not many smart people!

Once when you were walking, you accidentally fell on a stone. Fortunately, nothing happened. What would you say?

A: What bad luck. If the person who said this is you, it means that you are a person who did something wrong and didn't want to find your own reasons. Everything is not satisfactory. Because everything is so unpleasant in your eyes. The sky of life is gloomy, so there is no light.

B: I was lucky that nothing happened when I fell. Explain that you are a happy person, a person who knows life very well, and a person who can find his own reasons when encountering difficulties. For you, life is so wonderful and everything goes well.

C: I got up and left without feeling anything. I was in such a hurry that I had no time to think about it. It shows that you are a serious and busy person and forget your own existence. Life is like a machine with full horsepower. It's dull and boring. People who can't work but work don't know how to enjoy life, let alone taste it.

As a person, it is most important to have a healthy, happy and normal mentality.

For an inventor, every year is not smooth, only that he doesn't work hard enough, or that his efforts are in the wrong direction. Work hard, my friend, only those who are willing to work hard and don't make excuses for themselves will succeed! ! Finally, good luck!

Question 6: Do Koreans also talk about zodiac marriage? Yes, marriage in South Korea is similar to that in China, but in South Korea, women are one level lower than men, just like China said that men and women are unequal.

Question 7: Are there Chinese zodiac signs in Japan and Korea? Like South Korea and China, Japan has the Chinese zodiac.

There are also countries belonging to the Chinese cultural circle, such as Japan, North Korea and South Korea.

In addition, it is said that there were twelve zodiac signs in ancient India, which were also twelve. Some people say that China's Zodiac comes from India. However, most scholars believe that they are formed separately, but they influence each other.

In the west, there are only twelve constellations. Some people also call it the zodiac of westerners.

There are 12 zodiac signs in the south of China, which are the human zodiac signs.

It's basically the same, except that there are rabbits but no cats in China, and there are cats but no rabbits in Viet Nam.

Midian has only eight zodiac signs, named after planets, arranged from Monday to Sunday. People born on Monday belong to the sun, those born on Tuesday belong to Mars, those born on Wednesday morning belong to Mercury, and those born in the afternoon belong to Gongxing, so there will be eight zodiac signs on Sunday.

There are 12 zodiac signs in India, which are basically the same as those in China. Only China has tigers but no lions, while Indian has lions and no tigers.

Egypt has twelve zodiac signs, namely: ox, sheep, monkey, donkey, crab, snake, dog, cat, crocodile, flamingo, lion and eagle.

There are 12 zodiac signs in Greece, which are basically the same as those in Egypt, except that the Greeks have "rats" but not "cats" and the Egyptians have "cats" but not "rats".

Mexico has twelve zodiac signs, including tiger, rabbit, dragon, monkey, dog, pig and six other animals unique to Mexico.

Question 8: What are the zodiac signs in Korea? Just like China. It used to come from China.

There are many theories about the origin of the Chinese zodiac culture. The popular saying is that Xuanyuan Huangdi will choose twelve kinds of animals as court guards. The cat asked the mouse to sign up, but the mouse forgot. As a result, cats had no choice. They became enemies with mice. The elephant also signed up, and the mouse got into the elephant's nose and drove it away. Among the other 12 animals, the cow was recommended as the first, and the mouse jumped on the back of the cow, followed by the pig. As a result, rats ranked first and pork chops ranked last. Dragon and tiger refused to accept it, and were called the king and king of the hill in the sea, ranking behind rats and cows. The rabbit refused to accept it and raced with the dragon. As a result, the rabbit came to the dragon again. The dog looked unconvinced and bit the rabbit's tail. As a result, the dog was sent to the back and the rabbit's tail became shorter. Snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys and chickens also went through some contests before they were arranged one by one.

Later, this legend was carried forward abroad, and now it has been recognized all over the world.

Of course, South Korea is no exception, but different countries express different meanings.

Question 9: As far as I know, the Korean zodiac seems to be exactly the same as that in China.