Fighting tigers in Song Wu is a famous story and a symbolic event in which Song Wu was deified. But this incident is fictional. A drunken man confronts the tiger, and his fate can only be eaten by the tiger. The killing of tigers in China has a long history, which was recorded in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Zhou Wuwang killed 22 tigers when he went hunting, but now tigers are different from protecting animals. In ancient times, there were many tigers, which caused tiger disasters.
Li Guang, a flying general in the Western Han Dynasty, was a tiger hero. The tiger is the fierce and witty king of all animals. Since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the tiger disaster in Bashu has been the most serious, and there have been many incidents of tiger wounding. As a result, Zhao Haoqi recruited troops all over the country, and there were many rewards for killing tigers. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the fires in Fujian, Hubei and Jiangxi were the most serious. Later, archaeologists found a stone tablet there, which read: the tiger fell in the village, killing countless people, eating people, and the road was deserted.
When the tiger entered the village, it was like entering a no-man's land. This shows how serious the tiger disaster was. Then, if it is true that Song Wu hit the tiger with his bare hands, how did the tiger enter the village like this? After the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, there was a move to the sea, so many no-man's land appeared in the southeast coast, which also made the tiger disaster in Fujian reach a peak. Tigers can do anything they want, even soldiers can't. Later, in the ninth year of Kangxi, some people moved back to their hometown, but by that time their hometown had become a paradise for tigers.