Meaning: Yin, one of the Earthly Branches, symbolizes the tiger, representing bravery, vitality, and dignity.
唐寅 (Tang Yin)
a Ming Dynasty painter and literati, one of the Four Masters of the Ming, known for works like 'Manual of Painting' and 'Collected Works of Liuru Hermitage'.
胡寅 (Hu Yin)
Song Dynasty official and scholar, known for his works including 'Feiran Collection'.
梁寅 (Liang Yin)
A scholar of the Ming Dynasty, known as Liang Wujing and Master Shimen, self-taught and proficient in the Five Classics, served as an educational official before retiring to teach and write.