Mouse: The dead can be said to be alive.
Rats are not necessarily good at other things, but they are famous for their eloquence. As long as they see a flaw, they can turn the situation around perfectly. If there is really no flaw in one thing, they will continue to convince the other party from another angle, ostensibly giving up, but actually adopting circuitous tactics to make it.
Snake Man: This will make the conversation interesting.
When talking with people, snake people always look at each other politely and express their opinions gently, but in fact, they look at you not only out of politeness, but also by your expression. They express their opinions gently, not because they are gentle people themselves, but because they hope you can't refuse. So with keen observation and good offensive, the other side can only compromise.
Monkey: Cleverly grasp each other's psychology and say things.
When monkeys talk and discuss with others, what they are good at is not telling you the truth, but grasping your psychological characteristics and letting you say what they want to say. No matter what you or others say later, you are more likely to dump the pot. Monkeys have their own speaking skills and blame others. Only by instructing others can we not be a "good teacher".
Be a chicken: stick to principles and never give in.
Chicken people insist on their own truth, saying that as long as they take care of themselves, I believe they are not afraid to travel all over the world. Therefore, in life, once the rooster sees a person unhappy and plays tricks on the other person, the next scene will be that they will make a generous statement and avenge their usual revenge together. Of course, if it is the general situation, they are more likely to stand firm and not give in.