The cat is gone. Play with the zodiac.

The cat has a zodiac sign, and the answer is mouse.

The explanation of this riddle is that "the cat is gone" means that the cat is gone, but in common sense, the cat and the mouse are antagonistic and belong to the relationship of natural enemies, so the mouse can only come after the cat is gone. Zodiac mouse is the first of the 12 zodiac animals, so the answer to this question is Zodiac mouse.

In the traditional culture of China, the zodiac is a classification method corresponding to the lunar year, which is used to represent the different characteristics and fate of a person's birth year. Animals in the zodiac include rats, cows, tigers, rabbits, dragons, snakes, horses, sheep, monkeys, chickens, dogs and pigs. They play a very important role in China culture and are widely used in divination, geomantic omen, farming and festivals.

Riddle is a kind of intelligent and interesting language game, which has the dual functions of language expression and thinking training. By solving puzzles, people can exercise their thinking ability and logical reasoning ability, and cultivate their creative thinking and imagination. At the same time, riddles also express people's thinking about life and understanding of nature, society and culture, and reflect people's wisdom and cultural level.

Introduction of Zodiac Mouse:

Rat, the head of the traditional Chinese zodiac in China, represents wit, flexibility and diligence. Mouse is a small mammal, with a body length of about 10 cm and a grayish brown or dark brown body. Rats are good at drilling holes and climbing, and have strong adaptability and reproductive ability. They are one of the common pests in urban and rural areas.

Rats are omnivores, feeding on plants, insects, fish and small mammals. In the wild, mice are often the prey of other animals, but in cities, the number of mice is increasing rapidly because of the rich environment and food. Rats play an important role in China's traditional culture, and are regarded as mascots and symbols, such as the saying that "the Year of the Rat is prosperous".

In many traditional festivals in China, mice have a special position, such as offering sacrifices to the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival and eating Laba porridge on Laba Festival, all of which are related to mouse culture. Generally speaking, although the mouse is one of the pests, its wit, flexibility and diligence, as well as its role in China culture, make it an interesting and meaningful animal.