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What is the number of full-moon tigers or tigers with mountains and water?

It's good to see the moon.

The tiger on the mountain mainly adopts the posture of looking up at the moon, representing strength, which means peace and rising step by step, while Shanglu adopts the posture of hungry tiger pouncing on food, which represents wealth and symbolizes the town house to ward off evil spirits.

Phytolacca esculenta takes the posture of "hungry tigers pouncing on food", usually accompanied by snow and rocks. In this way, its aura from the tiger is highlighted to the extreme, and most people use it to ward off evil spirits.