A dragon leaf and what zodiac sign?

A leaf of weeping willow is a zodiac snake.

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As one of the traditional Chinese zodiac signs in China, the snake follows the dragon, which is usually called "Little Dragon" by some people. Many parents even name their children who belong to the snake "Little Dragon" or "Little Dragon" in order to give them a little "dragon spirit". In many cultures in the world, snakes symbolize auspiciousness and sacredness. Of course, in some western legends, snakes also mean strength and evil.

Compared with other 1 1 zodiac signs, snakes also have many sayings. For example, it is the only cold-blooded animal; For example, apart from the illusory image of the dragon, it is the only one with scales; For another example, it is one of the earliest totem symbols in China culture.

In many parts of the world, snakes are regarded as auspicious and sacred symbols. Because of its shape and egg-rich characteristics, snakes are regarded as the source of life, energy and energy by people in many parts of the world. For example, many goddesses in ancient Egyptian mythology were snakes.

Bushman myth in South Africa holds that man is a snake. In addition, snakes like to live near the water, and the lightning when it rains and the rainbow after the rain are similar to snakes. Therefore, snakes were regarded as rain gods and water gods by the ancients.

In ancient legends of China, snakes and cranes are considered as things to prolong life, symbolizing good luck. According to the Chronicle of the Prince, when Sun Shi, the grandmother of Zhang Zhao, the prime minister of Soochow in the Three Kingdoms, was swimming in Jiangpu in a canoe, suddenly a three-foot white snake floated on the boat, and she swore that you were lucky, so don't poison me.

I returned it, put it in my room, watched it all night, and never saw the snake again. Neighbors saw a white crane fly away from Zhang Lingyun. Sun Shi divined, and the diviner told her that it was auspicious and children should be taken seriously. Later, his grandson Zhang Zhaoguo was added as Prime Minister by General Wu. At that time, people thought it was auspicious to inherit snakes and cranes.

In some ancient legends, snakes are also regarded as the embodiment of famous soldiers. For example, there is a miraculous rumor in the Book of Jin that Du Yu, a famous soldier who perished in the Western Jin Dynasty, became a snake in Jingzhou because of drunkenness. This story shows that he is superman. In later generations, people no longer used snakes as symbols of emperors, but only dragons as symbols of emperors, especially in Ming and Qing dynasties.