Eastern Dragons Differ From Western Dragons

In both the East and the West, the dragon is often associated with fantasy and mythical realms. Yet the outer appearances and common perceptions of the dragon differ greatly in these two parts of the world.
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Eastern Dragons Differ From Western Dragons
In China, as well as in South Asia, the dragon is commonly the symbol of nobility, solemnness, holiness, and good fortune. (Jane Ku/The Epoch Times)
1/19/2012
Updated:
1/25/2012
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