What is the origin of "tigress"?

Tigers have a majestic feature in China culture. In people's minds, tigers themselves are dangerous, because they may eat people, so they are more fierce during lactation. However, this origin can easily be misunderstood as that tigers are fierce, and gender should be added when describing women. Using animals to describe them also has special meanings. It's still bad to think about women now. Mainly in the animal kingdom, the scene of tiger mating is very tragic. Because of genital reasons, the male tiger and the female tiger are in estrus, and they are eyeing from teasing to estrus. The male tiger must force the female tiger to a cliff or a Jedi. Besides, the male tiger must have suddenly run away when he finished his official duties. Once you are in love or slow, you will be hurt or even killed by the returning tigress. So people call a fierce and unreasonable woman a tigress. Actually, if you think about it, although some women will be called tigresses,

In the animal kingdom, the mating scene of tigers is spectacular and tragic. Because of the sex organs, the "sexual" life between the male tiger and the female tiger is life and death. Once one of them slips, it will become eternal hatred. ?

In estrus, the male tiger and the female tiger are eyeing each other from flirting to estrus. When something has to be done, the male tiger must push the female tiger to a cliff or a Jedi. Moreover, when the male tiger finished his official duties, he must have suddenly run away. Once he is in love or slow, he will be hurt or even killed by the tigress who pounces on him. Therefore, some people in the world call a fierce and unreasonable woman a "tigress".

Tigress is used to describe a woman who is ill-fated to her husband, and a paper tiger refers to a woman who can't scare people, has empty threats and aggressive language or behavior, and makes people feel chilling. Of course, such people are often kind, and only under certain conditions or circumstances will they show their strong side. A particularly fierce woman generally refers to a married person.