The Five Tiger Auspiciousness is an auspicious pattern in China traditional culture, which comes from the saying that "five sons are the same as the world". The legendary Five Tigers refer to the five famous generals during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period from 7765438 BC to 476 BC: Jing Ke, General of Yan State, Lian Po, General of Wei State, Li Guang, General of Zhao State, and Han Xin, General of Qin State. These five generals have their own characteristics, but they are all famous heroes on the battlefield. Together, they can be invincible, so they are described as five tigers and generals.

The Five Tigers Auspiciousness was originally a symbol of war, and later it gradually evolved into an auspicious pattern. It is said that the auspicious patterns of five tigers can bring good luck and well-being, and deter evil. The five tiger images in the pattern are symbolic, which respectively represent: Hu Jin symbolizes rights, wooden tiger symbolizes success, water tiger symbolizes wisdom, fire tiger symbolizes enthusiasm, and earth tiger symbolizes stability. The gathering of five tigers means the gathering of five forces, which indicates the arrival of good luck, the dissipation of danger, the prosperity of career and the harmony of family.

The auspicious patterns of the Five Tigers are applied to various objects, including buildings, furniture, decorations, costumes, Wan Wen and so on. In daily life, the auspicious patterns of the Five Tigers are often used to decorate doors and windows, furniture, or embroidered on clothes. Its bright colors and auspicious images are deeply loved by people, which not only inherits traditional culture, but also injects modern aesthetic elements.