"Tiger tiger gives birth to power" means that there is a momentum of tiger tiger giving birth to power. This is a common greeting in the Year of the Tiger, which can be used in many scenes.
Lively, a China idiom, pinyin is shēng lóng huó hǔ. It means like a lively dragon and a dynamic tiger. Metaphor is lively and energetic. Excerpted from Qing Wu Ren Jian's History of Pain.
Tiger Super Dragon Xiang, an idiom in China, is pronounced chāo lóng xiāng, which means competing with others. From On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Han Ancestors. Cao Weizhi of the Three Kingdoms "On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Han Ancestors": "At this time, Kyushu is boiling and the four seas are surging. Two or three emperors, four or five kings. The owl shines on the wolf, and the tiger is better than the dragon. " ?
As dragon as tiger, Chinese word, pinyin is rú ló ng sü h incarnation, which means to describe courage and vitality. A story from the truth of Zen. Fang Ming is like the story of Zen Truth in the 39th chapter: "Clouds are changing endlessly, and suddenly they are like dragons and tigers. The same is true in the world. " The generals immediately fell like dragons and tigers and fell headlong. ★ "The Story of West Lake: Faithfulness and Righteousness of Moon Powder"