There appears to be two Chinese characters in the picture:
They both mean “Tiger”. The one on the left shoulder blade is correctly written. The one on the right shoulder blade, unfortunately, is mirror-imaged. In other words, it doesn’t mean anything at all.
It might seem like a small mistake, but in Chinese it’s a big one. It did take me a few seconds before actually recognizing the word is mirror-imaged (before that, I just thought it was jibberish). Imagine the English word “Tiger” being spelled backwards, as “Regit” — you could tell someone it’s “Tiger” spelled backwards, but it still doesn’t give it a meaning.r
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