Chinese Dragon Coloring Book

The Chinese dragon (also called lung or long) has rich symbolism in Chinese culture and is one of the most important mythical creatures. 

Old dragon preparing to attack

Coloring book of an old dragon preparing to attack
In the illustration we see a Chinese-style dragon. It is wearing beautiful scales that cover its entire body and at the end of its body it has...

Ancient Chinese creature

coloring page ancient Chinese creature
The picture shows us a Chinese dragon that flies in the sky. It has beautiful scales all over its body. On the tips of its paws it has sharp and hard...

Dragonfly with beautifully colored scales

coloring book dragoness with beautifully colored scales
The coloring book shows us a beautiful dragoness. She has four paws and at their ends she has sharp but beautiful claws. Beautiful wings come out of her back....

Prawadwny flying dragon

Printable coloring book of a legitimate flying dragon
Today's picture shows us the Chinese dragon from the myths. The reptile is very long and at its end it has a tail that is beautiful. It has four...

People holding a Chinese dragon mascot

Printable coloring book of people holding a Chinese dragon mascot
The illustration shows Chinese people holding a toy dragon on sticks. As many as three adult men are needed to hold the entire mascot. In the sky you can see...

Legendary creature hovering in the sky

Coloring book of a legendary creature hovering above the sky
Today's illustration shows us a dragon. It has four paws on which it can move. The reptile has a very long body ending in a tail. The dragon on its head...

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Flying dragon with beautiful colors

A coloring book of a flying dragon with beautiful colors
In today's coloring book we see a Chinese dragon that is in flight. It is very long as well as powerful. It grows a tail on its back and its...

A dangerous beast with sharp claws

Coloring page of a menacing beast with sharp claws
Today's illustration shows us a dangerous beast which is a dragon. You can see that it can fly very well. At the end of its paws it has long and sharp...

China's fairy dragon

coloring book Chinese dragon from the fairy tale dod ruku
In today's coloring book we see a big Chinese dragon from a fairy tale. As you can see the dragon looks really scary because it has a big and sharp claws. It has a powerful...

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  1. Symbolism: In Chinese culture, the dragon is considered a symbol of power, strength, abundance, authority and longevity. It is a positive symbol that also reflects fertility, renewal and spiritual development.
  2. Description of appearance: The Chinese dragon has a body as long as a snake, scales like those of a fish, claws like those of an eagle, a head like that of a lion, and a beard and mustache. It is not a fearsome creature, as in many Western cultures, but more majestic and beautiful.
  3. Dragon-controlled elements: In Chinese tradition, the dragon controls water, rains, rivers and lakes. Its presence was believed to ensure fertility and fertility.
  4. Relationships with emperors: The dragon is closely associated with Chinese emperors. Emperors were considered "Sons of Heaven," and the dragon was considered their protection and a symbol of divine power.
  5. Chinese calendar: In the Chinese calendar, each year is associated with one of the twelve animals, but the fifteenth year, every twelve years, is the year of the Dragon. The Year of the Dragon is considered particularly influential and important.
  6. Dragon parades: During Chinese festivals, such as the Lunar New Year, there are colorful parades in which participants carry a long dragon, made of cloth, wood or metal, which waves and dances, symbolizing energy and joy.
  7. Philosophical significance: In Chinese philosophy, the dragon is often interpreted as a metaphor for dual and balanced concepts, such as Yin and Yang.
  8. Ceremonies and rituals: Throughout history, the dragon has played an important role in various ceremonies and rituals, such as coronations, religious ceremonies and festivals.
  9. Mixed meaning: Although the dragon is mostly seen in a positive way, in some contexts it can also symbolize risk or danger, especially if it is angry or displeased.
  10. Presence in art: The dragon is a common motif in Chinese art, sculpture, painting, textiles and ceramics, both historical and contemporary.

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  1. Year of the Dragon: In the Chinese calendar, the year of the Dragon is considered particularly favorable and influential. People born in the year of the Dragon are believed to have exceptionally strong and courageous personalities.
  2. Dance dragons: During Chinese festivals, such as the Lunar New Year, so-called "dancing dragons" often perform. These are long, colorful creatures, usually manned by several dancers who move to the rhythm of the music, imitating the dragon's movements.
  3. Image of the dragon in the city: In many Chinese cities you can see images of the dragon on buildings, streets or squares. It is a cultural and artistic element that reminds us of the rich history and tradition.
  4. Weather deity: The dragon is often associated with controlling rain and water. In some regions, the dragon is credited with the power to control the weather, which is especially important in agricultural communities.
  5. The dragon and the unicorn: In Chinese folklore, the dragon and the unicorn are often juxtaposed together as two deities guarding balance while bringing prosperity and protection.
  6. Symbol of imperial power: The dragon was closely associated with Chinese emperors, considered a symbol of power, divine origin and unity of the kingdom.
  7. Diverse interpretations: Despite its overall positive meaning, in different regions of China the dragon may have had slightly different connotations and symbolism, depending on local beliefs and traditions.
  8. Part of the Chinese diaspora: Many Chinese living outside China continue to cultivate the dragon tradition, holding festivals, parades and other events related to this mythical creature.
  9. Motif in literature and films: The dragon is often present in Chinese literature, fairy tales and films, both traditional and modern. His character has inspired artists for centuries.
  10. Inspiration for art: The dragon has been a source of inspiration for many Chinese artists, sculptors, painters and craftsmen. Its images adorn a variety of artworks, from antique vessels to modern posters.

 

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