What does it mean to say that a tiger rushes to a monkey in some old calendars?

There are twelve branches in metaphysics: Zi (water), Ugliness (earth), Yin (wood), Mao (wood), Chen (earth), Si (fire), Wu (fire), Wei (earth), Shen (gold), You (gold), Shu (earth) and Hai.

They respectively represent the twelve animals of China: mouse (water), cow (earth), tiger (wood), rabbit (wood), dragon (earth), snake (fire), horse (fire), sheep (earth), monkey (gold), chicken (gold), dog (earth) and pig (water).

The above are all arranged in order. Dragon (Chen), dog (Shu), cow (Ugly) and sheep (Wei) are the four zodiac signs in the last month of the four seasons, which are called the soil of the four seasons.

There are six reds in the twelve branches: the cow (ugly) rushes to the sheep (not); Dragon (Chen) rushed the dog (defending);

Rats (children) rushed to the horse (noon), water rushed to the afternoon fire, and the afternoon fire only rushed; Rabbit (wool) rushes to chicken (especially), gold rushes to wood, and wood just rushes without grams; The tiger (yin) rushes to the monkey (Shen), rushes to the wood, and the yin wood just rushes without grams; The snake (the third) rushed to the pig (the sea), the sea rushed to the fire, and the fire just rushed without grams. 365 days a year is from rat (offspring) day to pig (sea) day, that is, rat (offspring) day, and so on.

For example, a friend said that the year of the tiger is the year of the tiger, which is not good for people who belong to monkeys. It is best not to bring monkeys (Shen) to the four-pillar earthly branches. If there is no solution to the conflict, they will not accept it. It was a bad day, only three combinations were chosen, and it was a lucky day. Good days are called auspicious days, and bad days are called evil days in the underworld.