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The vulva is one of the zodiac signs, and the earthly branch is the third. The tiger is called the king of beasts. It is fierce and powerful, and it is the most active, fierce and hurtful in Yin Shi.

The animal faces of jade cong in Liangzhu culture and bronzes in Yin and Shang dynasties in Neolithic age are similar to the image of white tiger, and the worship of white tiger should come from the worship of tiger totem in Chu culture.

The tiger has always been worshipped by the Han people, and it is a symbol of justice, courage and majesty. People in the Han Dynasty regarded the tiger as the king of beasts. The white tiger is a tiger that can only turn white in 500 years. It's a sacred object. Immortals often ascend to heaven through tigers, which are beasts in the west of the town. Since the Han Dynasty, the tiger has always been the favorite protector of the working people, but it is not a symbol of the emperor. After a long historical evolution and development, the cultural awareness of tiger worship has become a common cultural concept of the Chinese nation.

On the Traditional Culture of "Tiger"

The marriage custom of "hanging tiger buns" is popular in hua county, Shaanxi. Before the Chinese New Year, the man would steam a pair of tiger buns and tie them together with red ropes. When the bride arrives, she will hang the tiger buns around her neck and take them off after entering the door. The bride and groom will share food, indicating that they will be together forever. It is worth mentioning that this kind of steamed bread is also divided into male and female. There is a "king" on the head of the male tiger steamed bread, which means that the man should be the master; The tigress has a pair of birds on her forehead, which means that her wife flies with her husband. There is also a little tiger in front of each tiger's neck, which means wishing the newlyweds an early birth.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia -2022

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tiger