Both dragons and tigers are very domineering animals, and they are also symbols of power in feudal society. Therefore, when parents and elders name their children, they will choose dragons and tigers because they want to get good things from them. The implication is that it is unclear whether people can live up to its name. Although it seems to have some feudal consciousness on the surface, considering that some traditional cultures and concepts are deeply rooted, it will take a few generations to get rid of this traditional shackles. Unrealistic.
Cunningly naming children with the image and meaning of animals is a concept that has existed since ancient times. What’s more, ordinary people were not allowed to use dragons in feudal society. This innate sense of mystery and The sense of awe also makes the elders pay more attention to the symbolic meaning of the dragon. In addition, because it is a myth, the dragon has become the ardent expectation of ordinary people for their children. Therefore, it is relatively common for boys to be named after the dragon.
It is not difficult to understand that tiger will also appear in the name. After all, tiger has been the king of beasts since ancient times. Moreover, idioms composed of tiger are mainly complimentary. In this way, using tiger in a name will give people a domineering feeling. Perhaps this is also the way parents and elders place their inner ardent expectations in the form of names.
As the saying goes, when a dragon and a tiger fight, one will be injured. This also objectively reflects the domineering nature of the two animals. In fact, the name is not intended to make the child become a dragon or a tiger. , is just a beautiful meaning or expectation. Of course, it is the ardent expectation of every parent to hope that their children will become dragons and that their daughters will become phoenixes. Whether or not their dreams come true will not affect the decision to use dragons and tigers for names. After all, other Animals are inferior to dragons and tigers in terms of momentum and meaning.