Pigging at the end of a song is a folk song of Han Dynasty, whose author is unknown. It describes the end of a parrot's cry and seems to tell a broken love story. This song is considered to be one of the oldest music works in the ancient music history of China, and also one of the most representative folk songs in the Han Dynasty.

As for the relationship between the parrot language at the end of the pigging song and the Chinese zodiac, the parrot language at the end of the pigging song is a folk song in the Han Dynasty, while the year of the Twelve Rats in China appeared in the Han Dynasty, so there is no direct connection between the parrot language at the end of the pigging song and the Chinese zodiac. Their connection lies in the fact that in the late Han Dynasty, the parrot language at the end of pigging song became popular, and it was also the time when the Year of the Twelve Rats appeared in the ancient Chinese zodiac in China. Therefore, the parrot language at the end of pigging song and the Chinese zodiac can be regarded as a whole to some extent, and it can also be regarded as a part of Han culture.

The appearance of the parrot language at the end of the pigging song is a portrayal of China's ancient cultural thinking, aesthetic concept and social reality, an important part of China's ancient culture, and also an important part of China's ancient zodiac year of the Twelve Rats. The relationship between the parrot language and the Chinese zodiac at the end of the pigging song also reflects the ancient cultural spirit of China, that is, everything in life can be abstracted as a whole, and it can be closely related to human life.