Our country's twelve Chinese zodiac signs are two by two opposite each other, Rat Zi, Ox Ugly, Tiger Yin, Rabbit Mao, Dragon Chen, Snake Si, Horse Afternoon, Sheep Unknown, Monkey Shen, Chicken You, Dog Hundred and Sixth, Pig Ohio. The six paths of reincarnation, reflecting the expectations and requirements of our ancestors for all of us Chinese.

Group 1: Rat and Ox. The Rat represents wisdom and the Ox represents hard work. The two must be tightly combined, if only wisdom without hard work, it becomes a small smart, just hard work without brains, it becomes stupid. So the two must be combined, this is the first set of expectations and requirements of our ancestors for Chinese people, and also the most important set.

The second group: the tiger and the rabbit. The tiger represents bravery and the rabbit represents caution. The two must be tightly coupled together in order to be what is called bold and careful. If boldness leaves caution, it becomes recklessness, and a cautiousness becomes timidity. This group is also important, so it is placed second.

The third group is the dragon and the snake. The dragon represents rigidity and the snake represents flexibility. It is said that the stiff is easy to break, too stiff is easy to break, but if there is only a soft side, it is easy to lose the mastery, so the combination of rigidity and flexibility is our ancestral training through the ages.

The fourth group is the horse and the sheep. Horse stands for going straight to the goal, and sheep stands for harmony. If a person only focuses on himself and goes straight to the goal, not caring about his surroundings, he is bound to keep bumping into his surroundings, and in the end, he may not be able to reach his goal. However, if a person focuses on harmony with his surroundings, then he will not even have a direction and will lose his goal. That is why the nature of going forward must be tightly combined with harmony and obedience.

The fifth group is the monkey and the chicken. The monkey represents flexibility, and the chicken beats regularly, representing constancy. Flexibility and constancy must be tightly combined. If you are only flexible and have no constancy, even the best policy will not be rewarded in the end. But if you are only constant, a pool of stagnant water, a piece of iron plate, then there will be no reform and opening up for us today. Only a very rounded combination between them, on the one hand, has stability, maintains the overall harmony and order, and on the other hand, can constantly adapt to move forward.

Lastly, the dog and the pig. The dog stands for loyalty and the pig for easy-going. A person who is too loyal to be easy-going will reject others. And conversely, a person who is too easy-going and has no loyalty, that person loses his principles. So whether it is loyalty to a nation-state, loyalty to a team, or loyalty to one's own ideals, it must be tightly combined with easy-going, so that it is easy to truly maintain the deepest loyalty in one's heart. This is what we Chinese have always insisted on, the outer circle, the inner square, the gentleman and the difference