CHINESE DRAGONS

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In ancient China, dragons were nice guys. They were caring and looked after things. There were different dragons to guard the wind, the wind, the rain, the rivers, and precious metals.
That's why huge paper dragons and gorgeous pottery dragons are seen so often in Chinese art.

THE ANATOMY OF A CHINESE DRAGON:
the head of a camel,
the horns of a stag (male deer),
the eyes of a demon,
the ears of a cow,
the neck of a snake,
the belly of a clam,
the scales of a carp,
the claws of an eagle,
the paws of a tiger.

[:zh]CHINESE DRAGONS
In ancient China, dragons were nice guys. They were caring and looked after things. There were different dragons to guard the wind, the wind, the rain, the rivers, and precious metals.
That's why huge paper dragons and gorgeous pottery dragons are seen so often in Chinese art.

THE ANATOMY OF A CHINESE DRAGON:
the head of a camel,
the horns of a stag (male deer),
the eyes of a demon,
the ears of a cow,
the neck of a snake,
the belly of a clam,
the scales of a carp,
the claws of an eagle,
the paws of a tiger.

[:id]CHINESE DRAGONS
In ancient China, dragons were nice guys. They were caring and looked after things. There were different dragons to guard the wind, the wind, the rain, the rivers, and precious metals.
That's why huge paper dragons and gorgeous pottery dragons are seen so often in Chinese art.

THE ANATOMY OF A CHINESE DRAGON:
the head of a camel,
the horns of a stag (male deer),
the eyes of a demon,
the ears of a cow,
the neck of a snake,
the belly of a clam,
the scales of a carp,
the claws of an eagle,
the paws of a tiger.

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