1. The dragon is a very magical animal and a symbol of the Chinese nation. For thousands of years, the influence of dragons has extended to many areas of Chinese culture and has been deeply integrated into Chinese people's lives.
2. The dragon is one of the four spirits in ancient Chinese mythology. The dragon is the god of water, and walking in water is his specialty; the dragon is also the god of heaven, and soaring into the sky is his specialty.
3. The hometown of the dragon is in China. The dragon soared from the land of Kyushu, leaving Longkou, Longmen and Jiulong Slope on the land. The Chinese nation has the spirit and courage of the dragon.
4. Some are carved with two dragons entwining their tails, with flowers facing each other at both ends.
5. He has broad shoulders, a tall stature, and is as strong as a wall.
6. When we came to the dragon dance scene, we saw that the dragon had a slender beard, a long tongue, and a yellow ball in its mouth. Its face was silver-white, and its whole body was basically It's green, so it's no wonder its name is: Qinglong.
7. Some carvings depict two dragons with their heads touching each other, forming a figure-eight shape, with splashes of water spitting out of their mouths.
8. Its "antlers are like a deer's head, like a camel's eyes, like a rabbit's neck, like a snake's belly, like a mirage, like scales like a fish's claws, like an eagle's paw, like a tiger's ear, like an ox, with a beard beside the mouth, a pearl under the chin, and a throat. "There are reverse scales underneath" that can soar into the clouds and move through the water, and protect a place. It is an auspicious thing.
9. The dragon is a miraculous animal in Chinese mythology that is good at change, can cause clouds and rain, and benefit all things. Legend has it that it can disappear and appear, ascending to the sky in the spring breeze, and diving into the abyss in the autumn breeze. It can also stir up clouds and cause rain. It is the leader of all scale insects and the head of the four spirits. It later became a symbol of imperial power. Emperors of all dynasties called themselves dragons, and the utensils they used were also decorated with dragons.
10. The image of the dragon has also developed greatly in the pre-Qin dynasties, from being complex to being integrated, from being simple to being beautiful.
11. For thousands of years, dragons have penetrated into all aspects of Chinese society and become a kind of cultural cohesion and accumulation. Therefore, the dragon has become a symbol of China, a symbol of the Chinese nation, and a symbol of Chinese history!
12. The dragon is the ancients’ understanding of the way of heaven and their respect for all living beings outside the body. It is not wrong; it is said that the dragon is a human being. The sky is connected, and there is nothing wrong with it being the product of the ups and downs of nature and the ups and downs of man and nature. Therefore, we say that the spirit of the dragon is the spirit of harmony with heaven.
13. Dragon, in Chinese myths and legends, is a miraculous animal with a snake body, crocodile head, lizard legs, eagle claws, snake tail, antlers, fish scales, beards at the corners of the mouth, and under the forehead. There is an image of beads.
14. He has a four-inch goatee on his lower lip.
15. There is a giant dragon in the east of the world, and people are riding it through the sky and moving forward rapidly. This dragon is beautiful and bright, that is China. The Chinese people have the spirit of the dragon and the courage of the dragon.