The Chinese zodiac that the Flower Morning Moon Night referred to was the Rabbit. The moon was the main body of the moonlit night, with flowers as the scene, and the moon had the image of a rabbit. Therefore, in a deeper sense, the Chinese zodiac of the Flower Morning Moon Night was the rabbit.
The Five Blessings referred to the tiger, sheep, rat, pig, and dragon of the twelve zodiac signs.
The 'bustling' was referring to the zodiac monkeys. The first document mentioned the word lively and bustling, explaining that it was a grand scene with a lively atmosphere. The source was Cao Xueqin's Dream of the Red Chamber. Although other documents also mentioned the word lively, they did not clearly point out the meaning related to the zodiac. Therefore, according to the information provided, the 'lively' was referring to the zodiac monkeys.
The word 'eliminate violence and appease good' referred to the zodiac sign of the snake.
The flood dragon referred to the zodiac dragon. In traditional culture and many related expressions, Jiao Long was a form of dragon. For example, Jiao Long went out to sea to represent the zodiac dragon, Jiao Long playing in the water also symbolized the zodiac dragon, etc. Among the twelve zodiac signs, the dragon was the only zodiac that was directly related to Jiao Long. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Taoism didn't have anything related to the twelve zodiacs, so it was impossible to know what zodiac the Taoist sect referred to. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Horses were regarded as gentlemen because they symbolized the spirit of dragons and horses, and represented vitality and strength. Chickens were respected as gentlemen because they danced when they heard the chicken, symbolizing diligence and self-discipline. Cows were regarded as gentlemen because they were willing to bow their heads to serve others, reflecting humility and dedication. Sheep were regarded as gentlemen because they symbolized the prosperity of the three sheep, representing good luck and harmony. Dogs were praised as gentlemen because they were loyal to their masters and were the most reliable partners of people.