An idiom about two tigers and an old cat hitting each other in the face

Tiger head and tiger brain

hǔ tóu hǔ nǎo

Explanation describes a strong and honest appearance (mostly refers to children).

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Structural union.

Usage has a positive connotation. Mostly used for children; expresses a kind of cuteness. Generally used as an adverbial.

Identification of shapes and brain; unable to write "annoyed".

Antonym: Hericium

Example: The little boy looks ~; very strong.