What do rabbits and tigers mean?

Both the rabbit and the tiger have very important symbolic meanings in traditional Chinese culture. In ancient times, the rabbit was regarded as sensitive, witty, intelligent and possessing extraordinary wisdom, and was regarded as one of the symbols of good luck. The tiger, on the other hand, is a symbol of courage, strength and might, a symbol of power and strength. Therefore, it is often used to describe two different people or things, one smart and agile and the other brave and powerful.

Rabbits and tigers also often appear in Chinese literature. For example, in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, "The Rabbit Dies and the Dog is Cooked" describes a brutal scene in which a rabbit and a tiger coexist, revealing the horrors of the power struggle. In addition, in Dream of the Red Chamber, the image of the golden rabbit and the silver color is also mentioned many times, showing good fortune and auspiciousness. Tigers, on the other hand, are depicted as valor, ferocity and might, for example, the tiger in Journey to the West is powerful and mighty, which is well represented.

In modern society, the rabbit and the tiger represent different values and lifestyles. The rabbit signifies reason, intelligence, wit and culture, while the tiger symbolizes strength, boldness and control. In the business world, the image of the rabbit is often used to express intelligence and flexibility, while the tiger is often used to represent strength and majesty. In short, both the rabbit and the tiger contain deep human philosophies and values that have a profound impact on our lives, culture, art and business.