In ancient Chinese astrological culture, the zodiac, or "zodiac", occupies a very special position. Based on the philosophical concept of the unity of nature and man, the zodiac has been deeply integrated into the daily life of Chinese, as a symbol of time division and human character and destiny. This article will explore the special significance of these zodiac signs in Chinese culture from an astrological perspective. 1. Rat (sub-time) In Chinese astrology, the rat symbolizes wit and flexibility. People born as children are usually intelligent and adept at dealing with complex situations. They act decisively, have a strong sense of curiosity and a quest for knowledge. 2. Cow (ugly) The zodiac sign of the ugly time is the ox, which represents diligence and endurance. People born at this time tend to be diligent and willing to work hard, and do things steadily and steadily. They have strong willpower and a strong sense of career initiative. 3. Tiger (Yinshi) Yin Shi corresponds to the tiger, which symbolizes bravery and strength. People born in Yin have a courageous personality and dare to face challenges and difficulties. They are adventurous and resolute. Fourth, the rabbit (Mao time) Mao Shi corresponds to the rabbit, which represents caution and gentleness. People born in the U-Shi are usually gentle and good at handling interpersonal relationships. They are compassionate and considerate of others. 5. Dragon (Chenshi) The dragon is a mythical beast in Chinese culture, symbolizing power and majesty. People born in Tatsuki are usually confident and have leadership qualities. They are innovative and brave enough to break new ground in their careers. 6. Snake (巳时) The snake represents wisdom and the ability to think deeply, people born at the time are often deep and rational, steady and introverted, they are good at analyzing the nature and internal logic of things when thinking about problems7. Horse (noon) The horse symbolizes vitality and enthusiasm, and the afternoon is the time when yang energy is the heaviest, so people born at noon are usually cheerful, optimistic, and positive8. Sheep (future) Sheep symbolizes peace and docility, and people born at the time of birth tend to have a gentle and humble temper, and can always show a peaceful attitude in interpersonal communication9. Monkey (Shen Shi) Monkey represents wit and flexibilityPeople born in Shen Shi are usually flexible in mind, quick in thinking, good at solving problems, ten, Rooster (unitary time) Rooster symbolizes diligence and conscientious, people born in Youshi, work diligently, take every detail of life seriously, xii, dog (戌时) Dog represents loyalty and firmness, people born in 戌时 are loyal and reliable, and can always show a sincere attitude in interpersonal communication12, pig (Hai time) Pig symbolizes wealth and auspiciousness, people born when they are usually cheerful and open-minded, good at seizing opportunities, always show an optimistic side in life, in general, the twelve zodiac signs carry rich meanings and symbols in Chinese culture, they are not only the division of time, but also a symbol of people's character and destiny, through understanding the characteristics of these signs, we can better understand the character and cultural background of the Chinese