Abstract
The figurative foundations of phraseology, which are the result of people's comparisons of objects and events in nature and society with the animal world, flora, and natural phenomena, often have a symbolic meaning. This article analyzes the importance of the image of the dragon and the tiger in Chinese and Korean linguistic culture, as well as the similarities and differences between their symbolism in these two languages. Linguocultural features of Chinese and Korean phraseology with the components of zoononyms "dragon" and "tiger" are studied.
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