Explanation:
1. The miraculous animal in ancient legends of China has a long body, scales, horns and feet, and can walk, fly, swim, cloud and rain.
2. In feudal times, the dragon, as a symbol of the emperor, was also used to refer to what the emperor used.
3. Shaped like a dragon or with a dragon pattern.
Paleontology refers to some ancient reptiles, such as dinosaurs and pterodactyls.
5. Last name.
Group words:
1, Longtan Tiger Cave: Longtan hǔxué metaphor is in danger. Also known as Tiger Cave and Dragon Pool.
2. Double Dragon Play Beads: shuāng lóng xìzh zh is the expression of two dragons playing (or grabbing) a fire bead.
3, the pen walks the dragon snake: bǐzǒu lóng shé describes the vigorous and lively calligraphy.
4, mixed: yúlóng hün zá metaphor bad people and good people mixed together.
5, senile: ll m: o t à i ló ng zhō ng describes the old and weak, inconvenient to move.
Extended data:
Dragon (pinyin: lóng) is a common word in modern Chinese, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The dragon is a mythical thing in the imagination of our ancestors. It is a combination of the shapes of several animals and is decorated with imagination. Later, it was used to refer to an emperor or an extraordinary figure.
"Ci Yuan" said that "dragon is a miraculous animal in ancient legends, fickle and beneficial to all things, and it is the length of scale worms"; "Ci Hai" says that "the dragon is a beast with scales and needs in ancient legends". Therefore, the dragon is defined as a legendary miraculous animal, which is characterized by scales and whiskers and can make clouds and rain. Fuxi and Nu Wa, ancestors in human legend, were both heads of dragons (or snake heads), also known as "ancestors of dragons".
The ancestors of the Chinese nation, Yan Di and the Yellow Emperor, are said to have a close relationship with dragons. According to legend, Yan Di was born as a mother and turned into a red dragon after his death. Therefore, China people call themselves "descendants of the dragon". In the legend of the Han nationality, dragons can be hidden and displayed, reaching the sky in the spring breeze and diving in the autumn wind. It can also cause rain and clouds, and later became a symbol of imperial power.
In ancient times, people thought that the emperor was the real dragon in the sky, so the emperor was also called the real dragon emperor, and the utensils used in the palace were also decorated with dragons. According to Shan Hai Jing, Xia Houdun, Ru Shou and Ju Mang all rode two dragons. There are also legends such as "Zhuan Xu, Lapras, Four Seas" and "Di Ku and Lapras in spring and summer".
In China, customs such as "playing with dragon lanterns" ("dragon dancing" and "dragon dancing") are very popular. In the eyes of China people, dragons are extremely powerful, changeable and omnipotent. It symbolizes freedom, joy and perfection.