The fox fakes the tigers power is a well-known fable, which tells the story of the fox escaping from the tigers mouth by his own resourcefulness. Later, it was used as a metaphor for relying on other peoples power to oppress others. The cunning fox uses the majesty of the tiger to scare others in the forest. However, cunning tactics can never change the foxs weak nature. Once the trick is exposed (chuō), it will not only be besieged by the beasts, but will also be devoured by the deceived tiger. By extension, the bad guys who bully others can be arrogant for a while, but they will never end well in the end. The fox takes advantage of the tigers power. Nowadays, people use it to describe relying on other peoples power to oppress others. It also satirizes those who rely on the power of others to cheat. Those who use the power of others or the power of their positions to dominate others are pretending to be powerful.
From the above story, we can know that anyone who uses the power of authority to oppress others, or who uses the power of his position to dominate others, can be described as "the fox pretends to be the tigers power". All cunning and cunning people always like to brag, tell lies, and live by deception. Although such people can be arrogant for a while with the help of external forces, their essence is the weakest and most vulnerable.
This simple tiger painting has a simple composition and beautiful picture. It is full of children’s whimsical ideas and is very suitable for us to learn!