An eight-character idiom that describes two people fighting each other and not giving in to each other.

When two tigers fight, there is bound to be injury.

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It shows that when two strong men fight, one of them is bound to be seriously injured.

The source is Yuan's Eight Meanings on Zhang Wei: "I am a husband and a doctor. I don't know why. Recently, as long as I compete with doctor Zhao Zhengqing, I feel that if two tigers compete, there will be an injury. "

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When two tigers fight, there is bound to be injury.