Playing tricks on the tiger's back - bold and careful

The tiger catches the donkey; the robe is changed into an undershirt - more than enough

Trying the pig to eat the tiger - being as wise as a fool

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The fox pretends to be the tiger's power: a metaphor for relying on the power of others to bully others.

Allusion: The tiger caught a fox and wanted to eat it. The fox said: "God ordered man to be the king of beasts. If you eat me, you will be against God's will. If you don't believe it, come with me. All the beasts will run away when they see me." The tiger obeyed. If so, I followed him, and sure enough, all kinds of animals ran away when they saw him. The tiger didn't know that the beasts were afraid of him. He really thought he was afraid of the fox. (See "Warring States Policy. Chu Ce")