







虎步龙行 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have a majestic and powerful bearing, like a tiger's stride and a dragon's walk; describes a person of imposing presence, often a leader or a person of great stature”. Literally, “Tiger's stride, dragon's walk”.

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Open the tool →虎步龙行 (hǔ bù lóng xíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have a majestic and powerful bearing, like a tiger's stride and a dragon's walk; describes a person of imposing presence, often a leader or a person of great stature”.
虎步龙行 is pronounced hǔ bù lóng xíng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 虎步龙行 means “Tiger's stride, dragon's walk”. It is used to mean “to have a majestic and powerful bearing, like a tiger's stride and a dragon's walk; describes a person of imposing presence, often a leader or a person of great stature”.
原形容帝王的仪态不同一般。后也形容将军的英武姿态。