Blessing idioms of the zodiac

Rats-Spirit rats give gifts and rats bring wealth.

Cow-twist (cow) to do Kun, full of cattle.

Tiger-the tiger is thousands of miles away, and the tiger is angry.

Rabbit-Jade Rabbit Ganoderma lucidum, Spirit Rabbit Jirui.

Dragon-the sky is full of dragons and dragons, and there is much to be done.

Snakes-pink jade snakes, golden snakes flying.

Horses-A good horse gallops, and a horse succeeds.

Sheep are safe, and three sheep are safe.

Monkeys-spiritual monkeys give their lives and seal.

Chicken-the golden rooster announces the dawn, and good luck comes.

Dogs, the heart of boxing, have a bright future.

The pig is blessed with good luck, and may it be safe.

China zodiac idioms:

Zodiac mouse: shortsighted-describes shortsightedness and lack of foresight.

Cattle on the zodiac: the test of the ox knife-a metaphor for a capable person who shows his talent at the beginning of his work.

Zodiac tiger: eyeing up-describing bad intentions and waiting for an opportunity to grab it.

Rabbit of the zodiac: a dead rabbit cooks a dog-a metaphor for a person who serves the ruler and is abandoned or killed after the work is completed.

Dragon of the Zodiac: Yue Long Tiger Leap-describes the vigorous movements when running and jumping, and also refers to getting up and doing something.

Zodiac snake: A snake has a cruel heart.

Zodiac horse: immediate success-describes the success at the beginning of the work.

Sheep on the Zodiac: A narrow path-describes a winding and extremely narrow mountain road.

Zodiac monkeys: Year of the Monkey, Year of the Horse, Year of the Month-generally referring to the years to come.

Chicken on the zodiac: trivial-a metaphor for trivial things.

Zodiac Dog: A dog jumps over a wall-a metaphor for a bad guy who is desperate to make trouble when he is cornered.

Zodiac pig: a pig is not as good as a dog-a metaphor for a despicable and insidious person.