The Rooster is categorized as a Yin animal and is the tenth sign in the Chinese zodiac. Its active period is from 5 to 7 pm, and it is believed to be lucky during the autumn season, with September being its peak period. According to the Western zodiac, the Rooster corresponds to the sign of Virgo, and its fixed element is metal. The color associated with happiness and prosperity for Roosters is yellow, and the flowers and plants that bring good luck include hawthorn, sunflower, gentian, palm, and orange.
Roosters are believed to have originated from Scandinavian countries, and their ancestor is the Gallus gallus. Although there is no legend associated with Roosters, they are considered a symbol. During the French Revolution, Roosters were a symbol for the revolutionaries, reflecting their militancy and perseverance. In many cultures, the Rooster is associated with the sun, as it summons the powerful luminary in the sky with its morning crow. In India, it represents solar energy, and in Japan, it signifies the rebirth of the first light.
In China, the Rooster symbolizes the five main virtues and is considered a precursor of goodness. Its appearance and gait attract good spirits, and its crow reminds people of a noble Chinese mandarin. Roosters are also considered symbols of life and patrons. With their invocation, they announce the beginning of the day and disperse the evil spirits of darkness. According to legends, witches, warlocks, and vampires can only act until the first crow of the Rooster. The Rooster represents youth, light, and hope.
Roosters come in a variety of colors and feather lengths, and they are known for their professional and relaxed attitude towards their owners, whom they consider as servants for their important person. In the past, Roosters served as alarm clocks before the invention of modern clocks, and even now in remote villages, people start their day at the call of a Rooster to begin work in the field. However, Roosters often experience many ups and downs in life, including poverty and wealth, both in love and work.
If a Rooster was born in the spring, it is said to be a minor troublemaker. From childhood to adulthood, Roosters often face various problems that challenge them, leading to both happiness and failure. They can find themselves in a noisy circle of people or in complete isolation. Typically, in the second half of their lives, their situation stabilizes, and they find good jobs and positions in society. This leads to a calm life, and they live a deep and happy old age.
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