Chinese Dragon Culture (Revised Edition)

Author: Wang Da Da
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book focuses on the perspective of building a Greater China, examining the history of the Chinese nation from the viewpoint of "descendants of the dragon." (1) It explores the astronomical system of Chinese dragon culture from the perspective of ancient Chinese astronomy; (2) It examines the enduring significance of this culture as a continuous dragon culture. The book traces the origins and roots of Chinese dragon culture from its morphological layer, the lineage totem system of tribal emblems, and the cultural tradition genes of inherited national psychology. It confirms that Chinese dragon culture originated from the totemic tribe of Lei Ze Shi, the ancestor of the Fu Xi clan, with the totem of the dragon-shaped crocodile. The book reveals that the ancestors of the Chinese people have always closely linked nature and culture, engaging in academic exploration of cosmic mysteries and the mysteries of human life. In this book, we restore the relentless pursuit of knowledge to the ancients. We believe readers will naturally grasp deeper truths. The book summarizes the development of Chinese dragon culture history and preliminarily constructs an academic framework for dragon culture. In the chapter "General Examination of the Structural Law of Ten Thousand Years of Dragon Culture," it provides a summary. The Puyang Xishuipo M45 shell relief dragon (three groups) possesses both the properties of the Chen Dragon and the Tian Chen Dragon, and it is a realistic depiction of the true form of the natural dragon.