Yellow Tiger Eye Tiger Head

The first symbolic meaning of the tiger: majesty and power The king of beasts in ancient China is the tiger. Since ancient times, our people have regarded it as a mysterious and inviolable animal. The pattern on the tiger's forehead constitutes the Chinese character "Wang". In fact, the Chinese character "Wang" comes from the tiger. The tiger is the king of the forest, and the Chinese cleverly use the pattern on its forehead as a kind of Hanzi, which means ruler. It can be seen that the tiger is a symbol of majesty and power, a piece of justice is awe-inspiring and inviolable, and it has the air of a king. There are also sayings and folk proverbs such as: "The tiger's buttocks cannot be touched" among the people.

The second symbolic meaning of the tiger: bravery and fearlessness Because of the majestic image of the tiger, it has been bravely symbolizing the bravery and strength of soldiers since ancient times.