Zodiac fortune-telling nursery rhymes _ Zodiac fortune-telling nursery rhymes

The jingle of the zodiac order teaches children to get familiar with the zodiac quickly.

The success of the zodiac has been passed down since ancient times, and now many kindergarten children can recite it. In fact, there are many versions of these Chinese zodiac jingles, and there are even Chinese zodiac formulas. I believe you have heard a lot since you were a child. Let's review these jingles again today. You can also collect it and educate the next generation of children later.

12 Jingle of the Chinese Zodiac

Vivid version:

The mouse walked in front, the cow followed, the tiger roared and the rabbit shook three times. In the upper reaches of Long Zaitian, the snake wriggled on the ground, the pony jumped into the ravine and met the old sheep's head, the monkey somersaulted, the golden rooster shouted for refueling, and the yellow dog watched the door. Lazy pig didn't sleep enough!

Short version:

A mouse, two cows, three tigers, four rabbits, five dragons, six Shekou, seven horses, eight sheep, nine golden monkeys, chickens, dogs and pork chops are at the end.

Ground support plate:

Ugly mouse, ugly cow, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, afternoon horse, sheep head. After the chicken is the watchdog, and the sea golden pig is the last.

The above are three versions of Chinese zodiac jingles. Actually, there is a formula about the zodiac. Let's have a look.

The formula of twelve genera interacting with each other

Land six: mouse, ox, earth, tiger, pig, wood, rabbit, dog, fire, dragon, chicken, golden snake, monkey, water, horse, sheep, yin and yang, positive-positive-and earth.

Three branches: monkey, mouse, dragon, water, snake, chicken, cow, gold, tiger, horse, horse, fire, pig, rabbit, sheep and wood.

Three local clubs: Pig, Rat and Cattle Club, Northern Water Affairs Bureau, Tiger, Rabbit and Dragon Club, Oriental Timber Bureau, Snake, Horse and Sheep Club, Southern Fire Bureau, Monkey and Chicken Club and Western Gold Bureau.

Ground branches: rats and horses, cows and sheep, tigers and monkeys, rabbits and chickens, dragons and ducks, snakes and pigs.

Ground breaking: rats break chickens, horses break rabbits, snakes break monkeys, tigers break pigs, dragons break cows and sheep break.

Land disasters: rats and sheep, cows and horses, tigers and snakes, rabbits and dragons, monkeys and pigs, chickens and beasts.

Conclusion: I believe that with the existence of these jingles, we can easily grasp the ranking of the zodiac. If someone asks you which zodiac you are in the 12 zodiac ranking, you will never be embarrassed to answer. These jingles are handed down from the older generation, and they also represent the importance we in China attach to the culture of the zodiac. That's the commercial song of zodiac. Are you clear?