"The division of tigers and wolves" has no next sentence. It means an army as fierce as a tiger and as fast as a wolf. In the past, it specifically referred to the State of Qin, but now it is often used to refer to a country with strong military power. The synonyms of this idiom are: call the wind and call the rain, be arrogant, be brave and good at fighting, be brave and fearless.
 Sentence making:
 1. It was another meat grinder like strangulation. The Guanling cavalry did not disappoint their honor. They fought against 100000 full of real tigers and wolves with 50000 soldiers alone. In the time of a stick of incense, there was no defeat.
 2. Feng Shuai holds the army of tigers and wolves, and fights in an open and upright array, so that he can beat the big food soldiers and horses to rout.
 3. It's only Wang Geng that I didn't know the National Revolutionary Army early in the past. I know what kind of army it is.