When I was little, my mom would save us Chinese calendars with cute little pictures of the zodiac animals. I loved collecting these. I would cut them out and stick them around my room. My mom would remind me that the animals are presented in a specific order. Most people are not aware that the order of these animals comes from a tale passed down from long ago. There are a few variations to this legend. This is one interpretation via YouTube!
Thursday, December 11, 2014
The Chinese Zodiac....Roll Call!
This year, Chinese New Year falls on February 19. Our current year is the Year of the Horse. Next year, it becomes the Year of the Goat. Stay tuned for a special Chinese New Year project from Turtlekeeper Designs!
When I was little, my mom would save us Chinese calendars with cute little pictures of the zodiac animals. I loved collecting these. I would cut them out and stick them around my room. My mom would remind me that the animals are presented in a specific order. Most people are not aware that the order of these animals comes from a tale passed down from long ago. There are a few variations to this legend. This is one interpretation via YouTube!
This is the story: as written by Mia Roberge of Prezi.
When I was little, my mom would save us Chinese calendars with cute little pictures of the zodiac animals. I loved collecting these. I would cut them out and stick them around my room. My mom would remind me that the animals are presented in a specific order. Most people are not aware that the order of these animals comes from a tale passed down from long ago. There are a few variations to this legend. This is one interpretation via YouTube!
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