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The Symbolism of Chenlong (Dragon)

The Symbolism of Chenlong (Dragon)

The dragon ranks fifth in the traditional Chinese zodiac, and the earthly branch is Chen. The dragon is admired by the Chinese in Chinese culture, and represents the cohesion and accumulation of a unique Chinese culture. In traditional Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of power, nobility and honor, as well as a symbol of luck and success, as well as a symbol of the Chinese nation, so the Chinese call themselves “the descendants of the dragon”. Let’s take a look at what the symbolism of the dragon is.

The first symbolism of the dragon: noble power

The reason why the dragon has such cultural symbolic significance is that it has a great relationship with the incomparable supernatural powers of dragons in legends and myths, that when they are in the sky, they ride the clouds and the fog, when they go to the sea, they chase the waves and waves, and when they are in the world, they call the wind and the rain.

More importantly, there are thousands of dragons. Over the years, it has become the “exclusive patent” of the supreme ruler of the feudal society, and is synonymous with imperial power. Therefore, the ancient emperors called themselves “True Dragon Emperor”, the clothes they wore were called “dragon robes”, the chairs they sat on were called “dragon chairs”, and the cars they rode were called “dragon chariots”. Crowned with the word “Dragon” to show the privilege of superiority.

The second symbolism of the dragon: outstanding

The dragon is a divine object, symbolizing standing out and being extraordinary. In ancient times, some sages and scholars were also called “dragons”. For example, in ancient times, after Confucius went to see Lao Tzu, the founder of Taoism, he went back and told his disciples that Lao Tzu was the dragon among people, a rare sage. In addition, Zhuge Liang was called “Mr. Wolong” when he did not debut. Cai Yong, a doctor in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was drunk on the roadside after drinking hundreds of pounds, and everyone called him “Drunken Dragon”. Therefore, in ancient times, people with morality and talent, or those who were proficient in writing and writing, or who were honest officials could be compared to “dragons”. Now there is a saying, “Hope your child will become a dragon”, and it is also hope that the child will have a bright future, be able to stand out from the crowd, and make a career.

The third symbolic meaning of the dragon: the Chinese nation

for modern Chinese. The dragon is not only a symbol, a myth, but also a flesh-and-blood emotion. The Chinese have the titles of “descendants of the dragon” and “descendants of the dragon”, which makes the Chinese proud. The dragon’s culture was not spread and inherited in the land of China, and it was also brought to all parts of the world by the Chinese who traveled overseas. Therefore, “Descendants of the Dragon” and “Kingdom of the Dragon” have also been recognized by the world. The dragon is a unique cultural creation of the Chinese people. The spirit of the Chinese nation is the “spirit of the dragon”, a symbol of China’s 5,000-year history, and the great rise of the Chinese people. The spirit of the forest of nations of the world.

It is regarded as a symbol of noble and sacred, lofty aspirations, able to bend and stretch, and to be open and open. It has the auspicious meaning of punishing evil and suppressing evil, Guotai and people’s security.

The pillars are carved with beams, and the golden hall is called lonely. Drifting among the clouds, wandering freely across the world. Spring and summer, spring and summer, let the jade curtains be thrown.

Dragon people are more talented, they are resolute in nature, have good interpersonal relationships, rely on positive actions, they are easy to build great achievements in their lives, and have strong leadership skills. Dragon people tend to have strong personalities and are good at making decisions, which sometimes brings many twists and turns to their own development. But they are enterprising and strong, dare to take risks, go through hardships without regrets, and can become people with great talents.

Traits: Strength, Enthusiasm, Success, Courage, Health, Passionate, Stiffness, Confusion, Distrust, Pride, Dissatisfaction, Talkative