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12 Chinese zodiac signs buddha signs chart zodiac animals Chinese title: Zodiac signs and Buddhist logo atlas: Zodiac signs and twelve sacred beasts in Zen I. Introduction Buddhism has been introduced to China for thousands of years and has had a profound impact on the development of Chinese culture. Under the influence of Buddhist culture, the traditional zodiac signs have incorporated more Zen and philosophy. This article will explore the deep connection between the 12 zodiac signs and Buddhist logos, and how to illustrate the 12 sacred animals in the zodiac and Zen through the diagram. 2. The origin and meaning of the 12 zodiac signs Derived from ancient astronomical observations and animal worship, the Chinese zodiac embodies the ancient people's unique understanding of nature and time. The 12 zodiac signs are not only an important part of traditional Chinese culture, but also contain rich philosophical ideas and spiritual connotations. Each zodiac sign has its own unique symbolism and Buddhist symbolism associated with it. 3. The 12 zodiac animals in the Buddhist logo Under the influence of Buddhist culture, the zodiac signs have incorporated more Zen and philosophy. For example, the rat represents a quick wit, echoing the wisdom of the Asura protectors; The ox symbolizes hard work and patience, which is in line with the tenacity of the ascetic; The tiger is one of the guardian beasts, symbolizing bravery and protection; As a symbol of calm and harmony, the rabbit represents the inner peace of Zen practice; The dragon is a symbol of dignity and often represents the boundlessness and power of the Dharma in Buddhism. The snake represents the wise venomous snake Medicine Buddha. In addition, the horse (the horse beast), the sheep (the god of the sheep), the monkey (the incarnation of the Buddha who is witty like an ape), the rooster (the bird of the awakening), the dog (the loyal guardian), the pig (the beast of good fortune) and other zodiac signs also have their own Buddhist meanings and symbols. These zodiac animals often appear as decorative motifs in Buddhist art, symbolizing good fortune and protection. Fourth, the image of the zodiac and the mythical beast in the atlas In terms of graphic display, it is often possible to depict scenes in which the animal figures of the twelve sacred animals or zodiac signs are combined with elements related to Buddhism12. For example, the rat represents the image of the wisdom of the Asura protector god chanting or meditating; The ox symbolizes the tenacious spirit of the ascetic, and the practice scene of riding a bull for the dervish is shown in the map; As a guardian animal, the tiger often appears next to temples or stupas in the atlas, guarding the Dharma; The rabbit is often combined with Zen practice scenes, showing scenes of Zen monks meditating and enlightening the Tao. These maps perfectly combine the zodiac with Buddhist art, showing the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture. 5. The influence and application of zodiac culture in modern society With the development of society, the zodiac culture still has a profound impact on modern society. Nowadays, the embodiment of zodiac culture can be seen in all fields of clothing, food, housing and transportation. Many artists have incorporated the elements of the zodiac into their creations, making the zodiac culture glow with new vitality in the field of modern art. At the same time, as an important part of tourism culture, the zodiac culture also attracts more and more tourists to visit and experience. Through the excavation and inheritance of the zodiac culture, we can better spread the excellent traditional Chinese culture and values. At the same time, you can also feel the integration and exchange of Buddhist culture and zodiac culture in various religious and cultural activities. Through modern design techniques and artistic expressions, the zodiac culture will continue to develop and play an important role in modern society. This is also a microcosm of the continuous inheritance and development of traditional Chinese culture in the era of globalizationtai zalo ve may tinh mien phi. In conclusion, in traditional Chinese culture, the zodiac signs and the ancient Chinese Buddhist culture blend with each other to form a unique zodiac culture, which not only represents the unique understanding of the Chinese people on time, the natural world and the spiritual world, but also carries people's pursuit of auspiciousness, longevity and the pursuit of bravery, tenacity, wisdom and other qualities, with the continuous development of society, this traditional culture will continue to be passed on and glow with new vitality, let us cherish and inherit this precious cultural heritage together, this article ends here, thank you for reading and supporting.