Be careful when you are with tigers. What do you mean you are always easily influenced by fame and fortune?

Being with a gentleman is like being with a tiger Always be careful. Fame and fortune are always easy to rise. It means right or wrong: great people are moody and difficult to get along with. If you have to get in touch with people with high status, you must be careful step by step, because their circle of activities is bound to be rich and famous, intrigued and full of right and wrong.

Accompany you like a tiger:

Pinyin [h incarnation]

It shows that accompanying a king is like accompanying a tiger, which can be fatal at any time. Refers to a great man who is moody and brings disaster.

The source is the Qing Dynasty, and the fourth time in the anonymous Biography of Hu Shuo: "The ancients said,' company is like a tiger', and you should be careful in engraving."

Usage is mostly derogatory and can also be neutral. Widely used between monarch and minister, it is also borrowed to describe the similar relationship between officialdom and workplace.

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Allusions related to "Accompanying a gentleman like a tiger":

Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin (Huaiyin County, Jiangsu Province, now Huaiyin District, Huai 'an City), was a founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding strategist in the history of China, tied for three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty with Xiao He and Sean, and was also called a famous soldier in the three years of Han Dynasty with Peng Yue and Ying Bu.

After laying the land of Qilu, Han Xin asked Liu Bang to make him King of Qi. And Han Xin is Xiang Yu's Ji doctor. Later, because he was not reused, he went to Liu Bang halfway, and later fled again because he was not reused. Finally, it was recommended by Xiao He to be reused by Liu Bang, which was even more powerful. Liu Bang didn't trust him and Han Xin Gong Jian established a high reputation, so Han Xin finally died tragically.