风虎云龙

Explanation: Tigers wind, the dragon from the raw cloud. Refers to the mutual induction of similar things. The old metaphor of the Lord was also Xian Chen, Xian Chen case of an enlightened ruler. 　　Usage: Joint type; as attributive, adverbial; metaphor Lord, he eventually fortuity 　　Source: Song Wang, "Waves that" words: "Tang Wu dual meet, the wind tiger Yunlong, Xing Wang Di at the jokes." 　　Examples: Since ancient times, God help Braun, ~ since not alone. (Ming Feng Meng, "Eastern Zhou Chi" 27th back) Thesaurus:  Wind from the Tiger, cloud (literally) to follow the dragon--to follow the new emperor and start a new reign, Wind from the tiger cloud (literally) to follow the dragon--to follow the new emperor and start a new reign