What does ugly Anthony Tsang mean?

"Ugly Anthony Tsang" refers to three of the twelve earthly branches. In the traditional culture of China, time is divided into twelve earthly branches and twelve zodiac signs. The arrangement is that the earthly branches circulate in turn, and there is a zodiac between two adjacent earthly branches. Ugliness, wealth, children and Chen are four branches, corresponding to the four zodiac signs of cow, dog, mouse and dragon respectively. "Ugly Anthony Tsang" is one of the three successive earthly branches. For divination, feng shui and other people who predict fate and seek good luck, these earthly branches and zodiac signs often have special significance.

In the traditional culture of China, the earthly branch and the zodiac have profound meanings and are closely related to people's lives. "Ugly Anthony Tsang" is not only a concept of time, but also a symbol of wisdom, strength, vitality and mystery. For example, it is said that some people were born in a year that coincides with "Ugly Anthony Tsang", and they will be more easily taken care of by the auspicious atmosphere of these local branches, thus having better fortune and luck. Although this idea lacks scientific basis, it has deeply influenced many people's concept of life.

In the traditional culture of China, "ugly Anthony Tsang" often appears in various literary and artistic works, such as poetry, calligraphy and painting. On the one hand, these earthly branches can show the artistic characteristics and charm of the works, on the other hand, they can also deeply express their awe and emotion for life and time. For example, Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote in a poem: "In March and September, ugliness attacked the building. It's raining, and the east wind is cold. " This poem uses "ugliness" to describe the changes of time and climate, and vividly shows the magical charm of nature and human awe of nature.