The Chinese Li Hua cat has an independent personality and loves exercise. It becomes very sensitive if its environment changes. Chinese Li Hua cats are highly dependent on their owners during their development, and changing owners can be psychologically damaging. Although adult cats don't particularly enjoy playing with people, they will still stay within your sight at all times. They are reserved animals, confident in themselves, and extremely loyal to their owners. 
Characteristics of a tabby cat:
1. The Li Hua cat is intelligent and quick-witted: The Li Hua cat is an inherently intelligent animal. Anatomically, cats possess the typical brain hemispheres of highly intelligent organisms, meaning their cerebral cortex is abundant and well-developed. While a kitten's brain is not fully developed at birth, it is generally mature by about five months of age. Normal brain development in kittens depends on sensory stimulation provided by their mother and humans. Living alone and insufficient nutrition can hinder the development and maturation of a kitten's brain and intelligence.
2. Tabby cats are naturally solitary and highly independent: Wild cats prefer a solitary and free life, rarely living in groups of three to five except during estrus and mating seasons, exhibiting a wandering nature. Cats are highly independent. In the wild, they can hunt and raise their offspring independently without the cooperation of other members of their species. Even when domesticated, cats are not overly dependent on humans.
3. Tabby cats are prone to jealousy: Not only are tabby cats jealous of their own kind, but they can also become resentful if their owners show excessive affection to children. Cats are very attentive to their owners' attitudes towards them; therefore, owners should be kind and gentle and cultivate a good relationship with their cats.
4. Tabby cats do not submit to their owner's authority: they do not blindly obey their owner's commands, but have their own unique standards. If a cat is angered, it may run away from home or even find another owner.
6. Tabby cats are typical egoists: individual cats generally lack social interaction, and even when forced to stay together in certain environments, they do not exhibit the strict group coexistence and hierarchy seen in dogs. They may ignore their owner's calls and show no interest, but will suddenly react when they think of delicious food.
