"In Chinese culture, the tiger is the symbol of bravery, wisdom and strength. But interestingly, the tiger is not mentioned in the Bible, while the lion, a Western astrological sign, ...

In China, tigers are considered symbols of courage, bravery, and strength. Traditional Chinese doctors prescribe tiger bones, eyeballs, and other parts to treat a variety of ailments ranging from ...

In 1993, China banned the use of tiger bone for medicinal purposes, though the ban wasn’t well very enforced. Even still, the bones from captive bred tigers whose bodies are used for other legal ...

The Chinese zodiac has transcended borders, with the Tiger sign gaining popularity in countries like Korea, Vietnam, Japan, and Thailand. Across these cultures, the Tiger retains its symbolism of ...

In Chinese culture and mythology, the Tiger zodiac sign is a symbol of extraordinary power, cunning, and nobility. They are natural leaders but can be prone to arrogance and cruelty. Advertisement ...

The South China tiger is a sleek cat, averaging about 300 pounds. For the past 2,000 years, the animal has been the subject of Chinese art and literature and revered by many as a symbol of ...

Tiger Symbolism in Chinese Medicine. The tiger is a symbol of bravery and strength in Chinese culture, and there are mentions ...

A zoo in China is warning visitors against pulling tigers’ hair out for ‘good luck’ after a viral video showed guests stealing their fur.

THE Tiger is the third of all Chinese zodiac animals and is seen as the guardian of children. But depending on when someone’s birthday falls, they may have very different characteristics. The… ...

There are 12 animal symbols that represent the Chinese zodiac. If you've ever wondered what your Chinese zodiac sign means for you, here is some insight.

The Tiger is the third animal in the Chinese zodiac's 12-year cycle, associated with the Earthly Branch symbol Yin (寅). According to myth, the Jade Emperor summoned all animals to a great race ...