The meaning of jade zodiac

The zodiac culture is very Chinese and has penetrated into every aspect of social life. In the eyes of many jade lovers, collecting a piece of jade corresponding to their own zodiac sign is a matter of course. So, what kind of meaning do the twelve jade zodiac signs represent? Let’s learn together.

Rat : Flexible, clever, and often called the money rat or the rat’s treasure. In jade artifacts, rat symbolizes wealth and fortune.

Ox : Honest and simple, gets rich through hard work, and is also regarded as a symbol of good fortune. For example, if there is a bull market in the stock market, it means that the market is booming.

Tiger : It represents the power of military force and bravery, symbolizing strength and capital, and implies that the tiger is powerful and invincible.

Rabbit : Often considered a symbol of beauty and the incarnation of Chang'e. According to legend, the Jade Rabbit accompanied Chang'e in making the elixir of life in the Guanghan Palace, so it also symbolizes health and longevity.

Dragon : The dragon is the totem of the Chinese nation, symbolizing justice, strength, auspiciousness and beauty. Common themes in jadeware include "Dragons soaring across the seas", "Dragon and Phoenix bringing good luck", etc.

Snake : Snake is also a small dragon. Like the dragon, it symbolizes good luck. The snake is also the embodiment of wisdom.

Horse : Horse is a symbol of strength and agility. Horse is also often used to represent success, such as “get rich immediately, become a noble immediately, achieve immediate success” and so on.

Sheep : The pronunciation of “yang” in Chinese is the same as that of “yang”, which also represents auspiciousness and beauty. In addition, the pronunciation of “yang” is close to that of “yang”, which also represents everything going well.

Monkey : The monkey has two meanings: one is that together with the longevity peach, it represents health and longevity; the other is that it is homophonic to "hou", which means to be granted a title of nobility, implying promotion, wealth, and rapid advancement in career.

Rooster : Rooster sounds similar to “auspicious”, so it is a symbol of great luck and fortune.

Dog : Dog is considered as "friend of man". It is loyal and brave, can protect the home and hunt, and symbolizes good luck, peace, wealth and happiness.

Pig : People believe that pigs are blessed creatures and call them "happy pigs" or "lucky pigs".