"February 2 shaved the dragon's head
There is a spirit head all year round"
The February 2 diet is also mostly related to "dragons"
Eating dumplings, called "eating dragon ears"
Eating rice, called "eating dragon seeds"
Eating noodles, called "Fulong beard"
The cake is also made into dragon scales, called "dragon scale cake"
In fact, the dragon is a totem and symbol of the Chinese nation. Its image has penetrated into all corners of society and has become a cultural cohesion and accumulation. The dragon totem is the embodiment of truth, goodness, beauty and dignity, which has influenced the history of Chinese civilization for thousands of years.
The natural landscapes named after dragons are all over the mountains and lakes of China, leaving people with endless artistic enjoyment and spiritual inspiration. As one of the birthplaces of the Chinese nation, Mount Huashan is inextricably linked with the development of the Chinese nation.
On Mount Hua, there are many natural landscapes named after dragons, which fully reflect the symbolism of the national spirit of Mount Hua. These landscapes cover the landscapes of Huashan Mountain, strange stones and ancient trees, cave shrines and temples, which are dazzling and rich in culture.
The peaks and mountains named after the dragon include Canglong Ridge, Panlong Ridge, Flying Dragon Ladder, Qinglongbei, etc., among which Canglong Ridge is the most dangerous and famous. Canglong Ridge is a cyan mountain beam, with a protruding middle protrusion, like a giant dragon across the air. Legend has it that when Han Yue of the Tang Dynasty climbed to the top of the ridge, he saw a green dragon shaking its head and tail in the diffuse clouds, coupled with the howling mountain wind, he couldn't help but be dazzled, his legs were soft, he was in a dilemma, and he cried loudly, so he wrote a book for help.
Although Han Yu made a joke here, when the clouds and mist drifted, the ridge protruded outside the clouds, and it was indeed like a giant dragon swinging in the sky, and the scene was very magical.
The ponds named after the dragon are, Five Dragon Pool, Black Dragon Pool, Green Dragon Pool, Yellow Dragon Pool, White Dragon Pool, White Dragon Waterfall, etc., the water of the pool is clear and sweet, and drinking can be intoxicating and heal dullness. Among them, the legend of Five Dragon Pond is the water house of the Five Dragons driven by Chen Luo, the immortal road of Mount Hua. Chen Tuo originally practiced in Wudang Mountain, and the five dragons in the water house went to Wudang Mountain to listen to Chen Tuo's lecture on Yi Xue, so he told Chen Tuodang that he could only achieve the right fruit in Huashan and carried Chen Lu to Huashan. Sure enough, after Chen Lu came to Huashan, he became an immortal and became an immortal respected by Taoism. The legend is inherently implausible, but the mysterious dragon culture has also infected the religious Taoist Magi.
The strange stone caves and trees named after the dragon are, Dragon Claw Pine, Ginkgo Coiled Dragon, Dragon God Cave, Wulonggang, Fish Dragon Rock, etc. The dragon's claws and pine branches are coiled, thick and majestic, the branches are luxuriant, the mountain wind blows, and the drum is like a dragon groaning.
When we toured Huashan Mountain, we saw these special landscapes and listened to these magical legends, and we were all moved by the spirit of the dragon. In fact, the mighty mountains and rivers of Huashan are the embodiment of the dragon, the image of the dragon, tall, majestic and admirable.