What zodiac sign does scorpion represent?

Title: What zodiac sign does the scorpion represent? Revealing the mysterious symbols in zodiac culture

Recently, discussions about zodiac culture have become increasingly popular on social media. In particular, the topic "whether scorpions belong to the zodiac" has caused widespread controversy. This article will combine the hot topics on the Internet in the past 10 days to analyze the symbolic meaning of the scorpion and its relationship with the zodiac.

1. Hotspot data on the entire network: Analysis of zodiac topic popularity

2. Popular Science on the Zodiac System: The Positioning of Scorpion

In the traditional Chinese zodiac culture, the scorpion is not included in the zodiac system. Here's how the standard zodiac sign list compares to the scorpion:

3. Cultural Origins: The Symbolic System of the Scorpion

Although the scorpion is not a zodiac sign, it has an important place in other cultural systems:

1.Western zodiac culture: Scorpio is one of the twelve signs of the zodiac, corresponding to birth dates from October 23rd to November 21st.

2.ancient egyptian semiotics: The scorpion goddess Serket is an important protector

3.Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory: Whole scorpion is an important medicinal animal

4. Collection of hot topics of discussion on the Internet

5. Excerpts from expert opinions

1.Folklore professor Li Moumou: "The zodiac system has a complete cultural system, and arbitrary additions will destroy cultural inheritance."

2.Cultural blogger Zhang XX: "The toxicity and aggressiveness of scorpions are inconsistent with the peaceful meaning of the zodiac"

3.Historical researcher Wang Moumou: "There are indeed records mentioning scorpions and zodiac signs in Ming Dynasty documents, but they are not mainstream."

6. Cultural Extension: Comparison from International Perspectives

Conclusion:The scorpion has no place in the traditional Chinese zodiac system, but its rich cultural symbolism and recent heated discussions on the Internet reflect the public's interest in reinterpreting traditional culture. The inheritance and innovation of zodiac culture still need to be based on rigorous academic research.