What is the meaning and symbol of Tiggo?

Represents good luck, ability and prestige.

The tiger is the king of beasts and a symbol of greatness. In folk customs, the tiger is called "Hu Rui", which is homophonic with happiness and wealth, implying wealth and splendor. After a long historical evolution and development, the cultural awareness of tiger worship has become an unchangeable cultural concept of the Chinese nation.

The Year of the Tiger is determined according to the traditional calendar of China. The tiger in the zodiac corresponds to the yin in the twelve branches of the earth, so it is called the yin tiger.

Tiger culture:

In the ancient agricultural society of China, the tiger was one of the "four great beasts", which could "drive away evil spirits" and protect the gods.

During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, the tiger pattern was used on bronzes, which was one of the earliest traditional patterns in China, and it was used for a long time. Generally, the profile of a tiger is used, with its mouth wide open and its tail rolled up.

The ancients in China worshipped tigers very much, especially in the military. Because of its majestic image, tigers are often used to praise brave and skilled soldiers in the army.

In addition, it is also a symbol of power and strength. The coupons used by the ancient emperors of China to dispatch troops were made into the shape of tigers, which were called tiger symbols.