What does it mean that the old dragon in the twelfth lunar month doesn't look up?

There is a traditional saying in China: "One snake, two rats, three cows in March, four monkeys and five rabbits in June, seven pigs and eight horses in September, a tiger standing on a hill in October, a golden rooster crowing in November and an old dragon imprisoned in December". The so-called "lunar invasion by the zodiac" refers to the relationship between the zodiac and the lunar branch. The relationship between punishment and punishment, such as the positive snake, is that yin has punished each other; "Two mice" is a punishment for son and mother; The "four monkeys" have applied for mutual punishment. Break the relationship, such as "three cows", "five rabbits" and "the old dragon in the twelfth lunar month does not look up" in storytelling. March builds Chen, the twelfth lunar month builds ugliness, cows are ugly to the ground, dragons are ugly to the ground, and ugly is broken; The "Five Rabbits" were made in the afternoon of May. Rabbits supported the ground as a base and the base was broken at noon. Mutual harm relationship, such as "seven pigs", is that monkeys in July and pigs in Shanghai harm each other.

It is a widely used method to symbolize the living environment of Zodiac animals with the moon order and the fate of people with the living state of Zodiac animals in a specific environment. But there are exceptions, such as "walking tigers in the mountains in November", especially the silver tiger born in Confucius. The son has nothing to do with yin, and the metaphor of the word "walking on the mountain" for human destiny is purely due to the living conditions in which the snow closes the mountain in December and the weather is freezing, making it difficult for tigers to feed. This kind of inference is simple and naive, which goes beyond the restraint between the five elements and twelve branches and undermines the unity of the standards of good and evil. "March sheep, running heartbroken" (not enough to eat), "June dragon, busy with water" (tired).

In fact, the above traditional statement is not very accurate and can only be used as a reference. The specific analysis needs to be based on the individual character. The moon order only accounts for two words in the eight characters, and it is not accurate to analyze only two words to break the marriage. Therefore, although the above statement has certain basis, it is very one-sided and can only be used as a reference.