Beat the tiger to the Dragon(dǎ hǔ láo lóng)

Beat the tiger to the Dragon

It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced D ǎ h ǔ L á ol ó ng, which means to arrange a trap to trap a powerful opponent.

explain

It's said to beat the Phoenix and prison the dragon. It is a metaphor to arrange a trap to trap a powerful opponent.

source

Kefei's "spring tide is urgent" 4: "so his idea of stopping the agricultural society suddenly exploded. And then, they stepped up the activities of fighting tigers and punishing dragons. 」

Chinese PinYin : dǎ hǔ láo lóng