A change of dragon and tiger

A change of dragon and tiger

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is l ó NGX í NGH à Bi à n, which means that the emperor changes the old and makes the new. It's from Yi Gan.

Idiom usage

Gaozu started from the cloth clothes and made great efforts to win the world. He did not follow the Zen of Tang Yu or the king of Tang Wu, but followed the changes of the dragon and the tiger. "Han Ji · Gaozu Ji Yi" by Xun Yue

The origin of Idioms

Yi · Gan: "flying dragon in the sky Clouds from the dragon. The wind comes from the tiger, the sage makes it and all things see it. " "The great man and the tiger have changed." Kong yingdashu: "the former king of profit and loss, creating legislation, has the beauty of the article, radiant considerable, like tiger change, its article brilliant."