What is the tiger culture in China?

Chinese tiger culture has a long history and has already become one of the totems of China. Because of its majestic image, tigers have been used to symbolize the courage and strength of soldiers since ancient times, such as tiger generals, tiger ministers and tigers.

In ancient times, a tiger was carved in gold on the military symbol of dispatching troops, which was called the tiger symbol. In writing, language, poetry, literature, sculpture, painting, novels, operas, folk customs and other traditional cultures, the image of the tiger is ubiquitous and has become an indispensable part of Chinese civilization.

Tiger culture is an extremely important part of China's cultural tradition. For a long time, it has been regarded as a symbol of power and strength and respected by people.

Tiger is the third of the 12 Zodiacs in China, and is usually considered as the ruler of all animals in the world. People born in the Year of the Tiger are considered brave, optimistic, tolerant and generous. They live a long life and are good at leading rather than obeying.

The extension of tiger culture

Since ancient times, people have been used to using words such as "energetic", "dragon leaping", "crouching tiger, hidden dragon", "crouching tiger, hidden dragon", "eyeing", "nothing ventured, nothing gained" and "eyeing".

Praise the people and things in life, express the spiritual outlook, national character and national self-awareness of the Chinese nation, and gradually form a unique tiger culture.