Sheep is the collective name of sheep subfamily, including mammals, Artiodactyla, cattle and sheep subfamily, and it is one of human livestock. Hairy quadruped ruminant, the main source of wool. The coat color is mainly white. Goats and sheep are mainly raised in China. Sheep are also called sheep or white sheep. Hairy quadruped ruminant.

Sheep is the collective name of sheep subfamily, including mammals, Artiodactyla, cattle and sheep subfamily, and it is one of human livestock. Hairy quadruped ruminant, the main source of wool. The coat color is mainly white. Goats and sheep are mainly raised in China. Sheep are also called sheep or white sheep. Hairy quadruped ruminant.

1. Let the horse triumph when it arrives.

This proverb means that after hard work, one finally succeeded and celebrated the victory. Horses symbolize speed and courage, while success represents the realization of goals and a sense of accomplishment. Therefore, this proverb expresses the joy of success after hard work.

Sheep should eat grass on the grassland.

This proverb implies the eating habits of sheep. Sheep are animals whose main food is grass, and grassland is their natural habitat. So this proverb emphasizes the dependence and appetite of sheep on grass.

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Sheep is one of the zodiac signs, representing tenderness, kindness and loyalty. In China culture, sheep are regarded as auspicious symbols, and are often associated with happiness, harmony and peace. Sheep's eating habits are mainly grass, but they also eat some plants such as leaves and twigs. Their digestive system is adapted to the digestion and absorption of this plant food.

Sheep have important economic value in agriculture and animal husbandry. Wool is an important textile raw material, and mutton is one of the important foods for people.

In the traditional culture of China, sheep also has rich symbolic significance. In folk stories and myths, sheep are often portrayed as kind, intelligent and brave, representing auspiciousness and happiness.

According to the China lunar calendar, the Year of the Sheep is one of the twelve zodiac signs. Every year of the sheep has its own symbolic significance and traditional customs, and it is considered as an auspicious year.