In Chinese folk fairy-tale, the “tigress-grandmother” story genre is a representative folk fairy-tale with prevalence and interest. It is called a genre because these tales tacitly follow a joint and basic structure. Under this main frame, according to different customs and regional conditions, the stories are appended to flesh and blood as well as clothing which are rich in local color. Therefore, the “tigress-grandmother” genre reserves abundant Chinese folk culture, and it is worthy of deep investigation and reflections. For example, the animals playing the roles of devouring human flesh, the identities of those disguised characters, the children's names in the stories, the arrangement of the plots in the tales, the variety of the endings, and so on. All of these exhibit the vigorous, ample, and well-supplied vitality of folk fairy-tales. This genre contains the features of Chinese traditional culture, and accompanies Chinese children to grow up. Its value and charm should not be overlooked.