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Dragon worship 1.ruler of weather and water Chinese dragons are strongly associated with water in popular belief. They are believed to be the rulers of moving bodies of water, such as waterfalls, rivers or seas. Dragon worship 2. Symbol of imperial authority The dragon, especially yellow or golden dragons with five claws on each foot, was a symbol for the emperor in many Chinese dynasties. The imperial throne was called the Dragon Throne. The dragon is featured in the carvings on the steps of imperial palaces and tombs, such as the Forbidden City in Beijing. ?????? Art of dragon Art of dragon Art of dragon The seventh son of dragon ,Yazi 睚眦 Yazi is temperamental and loves fight. It is decorated on the sword handle. The eighth son of dragon, Suānni 狻猊 Suānni looks like a lion. It’s usually put on the incense burner. The ninth son of dragon, jiaotu 椒图 Jiaotu is good at protecting itself. It looks like a spiral frog（螺娃）. The dragon carving 龙雕 The dragon adornment dragon boat race paper-cut 中国传统 Chinese dragon culture Preface The origin of dragon The imagine of dragon Dragon worship Story of the Dragon The art of dragon in life outline For thousands of years, the dragon has infiltrated all aspects of Chinese society, become a kind of culture and heritage. Dragon became a symbol of China, Chinese nation and Chinese culture. Preface Descendants of the dragon Origin of Chinese Dragon Dragon was one of the totem（图腾） worship images in remote times when people liked to use the images of creatures or plants which they held in awe （敬畏）as symbols of their tribes（部落）. They believed that totem worship could bring them protection and good luck. Chinese dragon is of magic power. It can change the length of its body as it wishes, it can either fly or swim and it can even bring rainfalls. People in ancient China often offered sacrifices to Dragon for favorable weather and good harvest. Origin of Chinese Dragon Image of dragon Nine anatomical (结构的)resemblances