Poems that bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year should be accompanied by Chinese zodiac signs, such as "Golden rooster bids farewell to the old year and dogs bark at the new year", wh

Poems that bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year should be accompanied by Chinese zodiac signs, such as "Golden rooster bids farewell to the old year and dogs bark at the new year", which should be fully described. Cattle: mice go to the grain store, and cows come to the fields to produce gold.

Tiger: A new exhibition of ugliness and old yin, where the ox returns to the tiger, is full of spring.

Rabbit: The tiger jumps into the future, and the rabbit brings good luck.

Dragon: I just heard the triumph of Rabbit's birthday and sang the Year of the Loong blessing song.

Snake: Chen Long returned to Gong Xin to report good news, and the snake came out of the hole to welcome the new year.

Horse: Golden pythons wear clouds, while purple pythons wear snow.

Sheep: Golden Horse resigns the old year and Silver Sheep celebrates the new year.

Monkey: sheep speak clearly and beautifully; The monkey's annual report is auspicious

Chicken: Monkeys have taught thousands of families music, and chickens crow for thousands of families.

Dog: Say goodbye to old Ji Ling and welcome the new Swiss dog to report a bumper year.

Pigs: Dogs will leave traces of success in the future, and pigs with obese families will show good years.

Mouse: The spring is infinite, and the mouse is in his sixties.

Extended data

As early as the Warring States period more than two thousand years ago, the Central Plains region hung "peach stalks" on the Spring Festival, also known as "peach symbols". Fu Cha Dunchong's Yanjing Spring Festival couplets in Qing Dynasty recorded: "Spring Festival couplets are also Fu Tao. Since entering the customs, some scholars have written Spring Festival couplets under the eaves of the city in order to moisten their pens. After the sacrifice, it gradually tilted up and thousands of families took on a new look. " Pop away from the traditional Spring Festival couplets; The relationship between Spring Festival couplets and peach symbols can also be seen in Wang Anshi's poem "Everything is Renewed" in the Song Dynasty. "Thousands of families always exchange new peaches for old ones."

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Spring Festival couplets