Wonderful Chinese Zodiac-Horse-#001- Large Coffee Mug

If you were born in 2062, 2050, 2038, 2026, 2014, 2002, 1990, 1978, 1966, 1954, 1942, 1930, 1918 Then Horse is your zodiac sign. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… The 7th animal of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs is the Horse. 1 - The horse is an animal that symbolises progress. Horses are characterised by vitality and independence. They have an adventurous spirit and seek freedom. They are quick, agile and willing to take on challenges. 2- The basic energy of the horse is (Yang), and (Yang) is characterised by its qualities of movement, extroversion, rising, warmth and brightness. 3- The basic element of the Horse is Fire. The characteristics of fire are strength, enthusiasm, charm, unrestraint, burning and other characteristics. People of this type have strong self-confidence, enthusiasm and a straightforward personality. 4- The period represented by the Horse in a year is from 6 June (±1 day) to 7 July (±1 day). 5-The period represented by the horse during the day is from 11 o'clock to 13 o'clock. The 12 meridians corresponding to the human body during this period are the Shaoyin Heart Channel of Hand. ................................................................. ................................................................. ..... In the world we live in, we use zodiac signs, constellations, blood types and so on to classify people. We don't learn this to prove that we are better than others. We learn this knowledge to help us develop our own strengths and improve our weaknesses. Each of us has our own unique strengths and we should accept and appreciate everything about ourselves and then try our best to use our strengths. There are many people around us who have different personalities from our own. We should maintain an open and tolerant attitude and live in harmony with these people who are different from us. ......................................................................................................................................... The ancient Chinese summarised the heavenly trunks and earthly branches through their observation of the stars and their understanding of the natural world. The ancient Chinese used the two basic energies of life (yang) and (yin) in the 12 signs of the zodiac. The Chinese divide the 12 zodiac signs into six (yang) zodiac signs and six (yin) zodiac signs. The ancient Chinese also used the five basic elements found in nature - gold, wood, water, fire and earth - to represent the 12 zodiac signs. Each zodiac sign has a corresponding basic element. We can use the characteristics of this basic element to understand the characteristics of each zodiac sign. The ancient Chinese divided the year into 24 solar terms based on climate changes. Each of the 12 zodiac animals corresponds to 2 solar terms, and every 6 solar terms corresponds to a season. Each season is divided into three periods: early, middle and late. From these two solar terms we can understand the personality traits of each zodiac sign. The ancient Chinese divided a day into 12 periods according to the changes of the sun and moon, each period being equal to two hours today. Each of these 12 zodiac signs corresponds to a time period. From this time we can understand the rules of our body's meridians and know how to maintain and care for our body.