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What is the second animals on the Chinese calendar?

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What are the animals on the Chinese calendar for the year 1994?

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What did the Chinese base their calendar on?

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How many months are in the Chinese calendar?

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Which animals represent the year1995 in Chinese New Year calendar?

The animal that represented the Chinese New Year in 1995 was the pig.


Why are animals involved in the Chinese calendar?

In ancient times, animals were associated with human characteristics in many cultures; for example, the various animals in Aesop's Fables, helped to teach the poor and uneducated about virtues and vices of human behaviour. Thus the Chinese used animals symbolically in their astrological system.One to represent each month.


Is this year 4707 on old Chinese calendar?

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What year is it on the Chinese calendar?

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