Introduction to the meaning of "The King of Heaven covers the tigers on the earth"

This is a slogan - "Water Margin": The King of Heaven covers the tigers of the earth, and the pagoda suppresses the river monsters

The King of Heaven: refers to Emperor Dihu: refers to the local power leader Tianwang Gaidihu: it means that no matter how powerful a small local leader is, he must obey the emperor, which shows the portrayal of the power class in ancient feudal society.

Thinking of the Chinese revolutionary drama "Taking Tiger Mountain by Wisdom", in fact, these are the slang words of Northeastern beards during the liberation of China. So what is the next sentence of the king of heaven and the tiger of the land? It is natural that it is " "The pagoda suppresses the river demon"

This is also the first and most widely circulated of all the secret codes of the Heavenly King and the Earthly Tiger. It is a slang during the liberation period. In "Taking the Power of the Tiger", it probably means something like this: The king of heaven overpowers the tiger on earth (you are so bold, dare to mess with your ancestors!), and the pagoda suppresses the river monster (if that happens, then... Tell me to fall from the mountain to death or fall into the river and drown)