Xi Xiao referred to the tiger, ox, rat, pig, chicken, and dog. Chao Xiao referred to the rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, and monkey.

Yu Xiao referred to the zodiac rats, cows, and pigs.
From the Buddhist doctrine itself, there was no such thing as which of the twelve zodiac animals would become Buddha. However, there was a folk legend that Mouse became a Buddha because of the blessing of the Buddha Lord. He was smart (he knew everything), eloquent (he spread it everywhere), and had achieved great merits. However, this was just a joke based on the characteristics of the zodiac, not an official Buddhist content. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
According to the information provided, there were many situations where Little Wang could represent the zodiac. It mentioned that Xiao Lin was a chicken. When Xiao Wang was 16 years older than him, Xiao Wang was a pig. In the content related to Xiao Wang, it was mentioned that the zodiac represented by the king was a cow, and the zodiac represented by Xiao Wang was a mouse. In another statement about Xiao Wang, the zodiac represented by Xiao Wang was dragon and tiger. It was not clear whether Xiao Wang was a dragon or a tiger. Therefore, Xiao Wang could be a rat, pig, dragon, or tiger.
In the China zodiac, there was no clear indication of the specific meaning of the seven or eight signs. According to the order of the zodiac, the seventh zodiac was the horse, and the eighth zodiac was the sheep. However, from the reference materials given, there was no clear mention of the specific meaning of the zodiac represented by "seven or eight". The explanation here was only based on the conventional understanding of the order of the zodiac. "40 Sisters" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The two countries referred to the zodiac rats, rabbits, and sheep.
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