Image caption, Preparations for welcoming the Year of the Tiger at a market in Bangkok's Chinatown Each of the dozen animals within the zodiac has its own significance in Chinese culture - so ...

Two 19th-century tiger guardian sculptures, possibly from a Chinese shéndào, or “spirit way.” Ideal for an entranceway or a statement garden, with their unusual expressions and exaggerated proportions ...

Sackler Gallery A Recumbent tiger Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Tiger with cubs and magpies Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Year of the Tiger ...

Not only is it celebrated in China, it also brings together friends and families in many countries across Asia. As we wave goodbye to the tiger and move into the Year of the Rabbit, what can we ...

According to Chinese tradition, people born in the Year of the Tiger are said to be confident, brave and trustworthy, but they also tend to be on the stubborn side and have a bit of an ego.