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The Cat and the Tiger Legend has it that a long time ago, the tiger, though huge in size, knew nothing, and the kitten, though small in stature, was very capable. One day the tiger went to the kitten's house and begged the cat to teach him how to survive. The cat saw that the tiger was pitiful and taught it how to hunt for food. One day the tiger finally learned the cat's skills and became proud of itself and wanted to eat the cat with malice in its heart. He chased the cat all the way to the bottom of a tree. The cat asked the tiger, "I have taught you everything you need to know to survive, why do you want to eat me?" The tiger said, "Now that I know everything, I don't need you anymore, so I might as well eat you to fill my stomach. So the tiger pounced on the cat. At that moment, the cat jumped up the tree. The cat taught the tiger all his skills but not how to climb up the tree, and the tiger could not climb up the tree, so the cat saved his own life. The Elephant, who could not bear the harassment of mice, went to the Lion King to ask for a cat. Instead, the Lion King sent him a tiger. The elephant found this strange and asked, "King, I asked you for a cat because I am afraid of mice, why did you send me a tiger?" "Isn't a tiger a little braver than a cat?" The Lion King said rather confidently, "Although this great king has never seen a mouse, he can conclude that the mouse must be very powerful! Otherwise, why would you be afraid of it? Honestly, I'm afraid that even the tiger is no match for the mouse!" The Hungry Tiger A long time ago, on a very cold winter night, a tiger came to a village. The tiger went into a small alley to fill his stomach. Suddenly he heard this jaw-dropping conversation by the window of a family. There was a child of three or four years old crying. The mother, in order to stop the child's crying, said, "Come on, don't cry, if you cry any more I'll let the tiger take you away." The tiger was very surprised and thought to himself, "How did that mom know I was at the door? But it thought it might be able to fill its stomach without much effort, so it decided to endure the cold and hunger and wait. The baby cried louder as if it were not afraid of the tiger. The louder the baby cried, the happier the tiger became. After a while the mother's voice reached the tiger's ears again. "Here, eat persimmon cake", the child's crying stopped immediately. The tiger was so shocked that he pricked up his ears and listened carefully. He thought to himself, "Is there anything worse than me in this world?" However, the mother's words surprised the tiger even more. "Aigoo, what a good boy, if that tiger comes out, I will never forgive it lightly." The hungry tiger could only run away with all his strength. The Fable of the Tiger and the Mouse A tiger caught a mouse, and the tiger could not resist the mouse's begging and let go of the prey that was about to come to his mouth. When the mouse was leaving, he said, "I will repay you when I have the chance." The tiger said, "What can a little mouse do for me?" Then the tiger fell into a trap designed by the hunter, and was caught in a huge net by the hunter. When his life depended on it, the little mouse led his family members to tear the ropes of the giant net and the tiger was able to escape. Message: Don't despise the disadvantaged, every elf can be a valuable person in your life. The origin of tiger culture Art is the most humane human social activity, because it deals directly with human emotions, feelings, dreams and even reason. In the long history, the tiger culture has been created by the convergence of tiger artifacts, which has a long and continuous history. From the petroglyphs of Paleolithic and Neolithic, the bronze artifacts of Shang and Zhou, the stone carvings of Qin and Han, the murals of Wei, Jin, North and South Dynasties, the poems and paintings of Tang and Song Dynasties to the literati paintings and novels of Ming and Qing Dynasties, the image of the tiger has been vividly depicted by artists of all times and the distribution range of these works is in the southeast of China, the southwest of China, and the south of China (Yellow River and Yangtze River Basin), which is exactly the habitat of the South China tiger, and the object of the artist's performance can only be the South China tiger. The South China tiger, one of the eight subspecies of tigers in the world, is endemic to China and is defined internationally as the "Chinese tiger". According to our zoologists, the main promulgation range and habitat of the Chinese tiger is in South China, so it is named "South China Tiger". King of the Beasts The tiger is an extremely important part of the Chinese cultural tradition, and has long been regarded as a symbol of power and strength, and has always been revered by the people. Ranking third in the Chinese Zodiac and considered the ruler of all beasts in the world, people born in the Year of the Tiger are considered to be heroic and optimistic, as well as tolerant and generous, capable of living a long life and good at leading rather than obeying. The pattern on the tiger's forehead forms the Chinese character for "king", and in fact, the Chinese character for "king" is derived from the tiger. The tiger is the king of the forest, so the Chinese cleverly used the pattern on its forehead as a Chinese character meaning ruler. Today, this character is one of the hundred family names. The tiger is a very masculine animal that possesses bravery and majesty. The tiger is also considered to be the king of the mountain and is said to be able to drive away all evil. In times of war, the tiger's head was painted on a warrior's shield to deter the enemy. Tiger Culture In Chinese lore, tigers are believed to be extremely powerful animals that can ward off three major calamities in the home: fire, theft and evil. Tiger paintings were often hung on the wall facing the front door to keep demons away in fear. Even in contemporary China, children wear tiger hats and shoes to ward off evil spirits, while others sleep on tiger pillows to make themselves stronger. In the Year of the Tiger, children have the word "King" written in red on their heads to seemingly boost their energy and vitality. The tiger was also a symbol of high prestige, and the words "recuse" and "silence" could be found in early Chinese courts. Tiger symbol: The tiger-shaped wooden block is a symbol of military orders given directly by the emperor; ancient robber chiefs also spread tiger skins on their seats to show their supremacy. Blessings for the Year of the Tiger Its one: to give you tiger tiger blessings, tiger tiger sweetness, tiger tiger luck, tiger tiger health, tiger tiger happiness, tiger tiger mood, tiger tiger comfort, tiger tiger smooth, tiger tiger happiness, tiger life! Second: The Year of the Tiger sends the first tiger, the whole family is happy. Tiger hooves for you to open the way of wealth, tiger tail for you to brush away the worries, tiger ear for you to hit the luck, tiger back for you to pack Kangshou, let this tiger with you around, you do not tiger also tiger!

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