Discussion of 虎啸龙吟/虎嘯龍吟

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虎啸龙吟 (hǔ xiào lóng yín) literally means “tigers roar and dragons chant,” and it’s a Chinese idiom often used figuratively to indicate majesty, power, and dramatic tension.

虎啸龙吟 (hǔ xiào lóng yín) is used to describe a powerful and awe-inspiring momentum or atmosphere. In literature or media, it might represent two strong forces opposing or complementing each other or a duel or standoff between powerful characters.

For example,
在那个虎啸龙吟的年代，英雄辈出，战火连天。
*Zài nàgè hǔ xiào lóng yín de niándài, yīngxióng bèichū, zhànhuǒ liántiān.*
In that era of tiger roars and dragon chants, heroes emerged one after another, and war raged on.

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