Dragon

The symbolism of the dragon is as follows:

Power, nobility and honor. The dragon is regarded as the first of the four spirits, and in ancient China, only the emperor could wear a dragon robe embroidered with a dragon pattern, representing the noble status of the Nine to Five. Therefore, the symbolism of the dragon is related to power and status, representing nobility and honor.

Valor and strength. In myths and legends, dragons are often depicted as creatures of valor and strength, capable of calling the wind and rain, and controlling thunder and lightning.

Wisdom and mystery. The dragon is also symbolized by wisdom, the ability to foresee the future and understand the human heart. This symbolism of wisdom and mystery embodies the ancient people's exploration and imagination of the unknown.

Auspiciousness and Happiness. In many Asian cultures, the dragon is regarded as a symbol of good luck and happiness.

In addition, the parts of the dragon also have specific symbolism, such as the protruding forehead indicates intelligence and wisdom, and the dragon's horns indicate the state of the nation and longevity.