The search results confirm that the answer to "浑身是胆猜一肖" is 虎 (Tiger).

The phrase "浑身是胆" means "full of courage" or "extraordinarily brave".

Its origin is linked to Zhao Zilong (Zhao Yun), a general from the Three Kingdoms period, known for his immense bravery in saving Liu Bei's son. Liu Bei famously said, "Zilong is all guts!"

The tiger is considered the "king of all beasts" in Chinese culture and symbolizes bravery, courage, and strength, making it a perfect fit for "浑身是胆". Terms like "虎胆" (tiger's guts/courage) directly link tigers to fearlessness.

Now I have all the information needed to craft the blog post, following the specified style and structure. I will emphasize the personal journey of discovering this, as if I actively researched and reflected on it.

Word count target: 900 words.

Structure:

1. Introduction: Express how often this riddle comes up and my own initial curiosity.

2. The Initial Head-Scratching: Describe my initial thoughts, perhaps some common but incorrect guesses, and the feeling of something missing.

3. The Deep Dive - Unpacking "胆": Explain my process of looking into the meaning of "胆" beyond just "gallbladder," connecting it to courage in Chinese culture and idioms.

4. The Historical Clue - Zhao Zilong: This is a key turning point. I'll describe how I stumbled upon the story of Zhao Zilong and how it clarified the meaning of "浑身是胆."

5. Connecting to the Zodiac - The "Aha!" Moment: With the true meaning understood, I'll explain how I then connected it to the zodiac animals, narrowing down the possibilities.

6. The Reveal - Why it's the Tiger: Clearly state the answer and explain why the Tiger is the perfect fit, drawing on its cultural symbolism as the "king of all beasts" and its association with courage.

7. Personal Takeaway/Conclusion: Reflect on the richness of Chinese riddles and culture, and the satisfaction of cracking such a riddle.

I need to make sure the language is conversational, a bit rough around the edges, and uses verbs to show action and process.

Let's start drafting.

Okay, I'm ready to write the blog post based on the plan. I'll focus on the personal narrative, making it sound like a real person's journey.

Self-correction/Refinement during writing:

Ensure smooth transitions between sections.

Maintain the informal, slightly "rough" tone.

Actively use verbs to convey the process (e.g., "我琢磨着", "我扒拉了一下", "我突然想起来").

Keep citations in mind, but for this specific request, the user stated "不需要任何注释与解释说明！直接内容！不需要再次出现标题，或者

，直接要内容正文。" and "这是重点！必须学习并依照下方示例内容的写作逻辑与语气口吻来进行分享写作。" The example provided has no citations. Therefore, I will not include citations in the final output, as instructed by the "不需要任何注释与解释说明！直接内容！" and the example's absence of citations. I used the search results for factual accuracy but will present them as my "personal discovery" in the blog post.

Word count check as I go. Aim for around 900 words.