There are several interpretations of Fierce Tiger Descending the Mountain:

1. It describes a fierce tiger descending the mountain in a mighty, courageous and swift manner.

2. It is an intermediate and advanced routine in the Hard Gate Fist. It is similar to Shaolin Tiger Fist, which emphasizes the characteristics of Hard Gate Fist, which is rigid, fierce, swift and sharp.

Synonyms: tiger out of the mountain

Structure: subject-predicate idiom

Origin: tiger out of the mountain from the Qing Dynasty Wu Cornell "Nine Lives of Strange Injustice," the 26th time: "There is a big turn for a 'tiger out of the mountain' of the situation, face to face to pounce to think of Yang Fu a flash, he is good! He wanted Yang Fu to dodge, so that he could take advantage of the situation to turn a heel and go to Yang Fu's back."

Expanded:

Fierce Tigers Descending the Mountain Example Sentences

1. Lieutenant Wang led several members of the team, jumping up and down, each like a fierce tiger descending the mountain, in pursuit of the fleeing enemy.

2. The oak forest on the hillside, the leaves withered, the wind howled past, like a tiger downhill, the wind vibration. Granite cliffs, moss speckled, but also like a strange picture; silver pine forest, white blank.

3. When attacking, the troops should be made to be like a storm, completely destroying the enemy, and when engaging with the enemy, there should be a mighty tiger descending from the mountain.

4, in China's folklore, the tiger has also traditionally been a "tiger on the mountain rising, tiger downhill wealth" said and loved by the people.

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