What does Mo Qilin, the patron saint of the zodiac, mean?

Mo Qilin, the patron saint of the Chinese Zodiac, is one of the four sacred animals in China traditional culture, representing the lofty spirit and cultural self-confidence of the Chinese nation. Kirin is a kind of god beast, symbolizing peace, happiness and auspiciousness. It is usually regarded as a symbol of good luck, also known as the "God of Luck". Mo Qilin, four clouds, represents four different zodiac signs, namely, mouse, dragon, monkey and dog, with different symbolic meanings. These patrons convey blessings and protection to people, indicating the harmonious relationship between human beings and nature.