In ancient Chinese mythology, the dragon is a symbol of auspiciousness and a proof of power. There are also many legends about dragons, but do dragons really exist? Although the legend has a plate and an eye, the gods are gods. But how many have anyone actually seen? But in fact, some people have really seen it, and even left a lot of evidence and photos.
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Dragons have always been gods and creatures in ancient Chinese mythology, the length of a hundred scales. It is used to symbolize auspiciousness and is one of the most representative traditional cultures of the Chinese nation. Legend has it that it can show and hide, can be long and short, the spring equinox ascends to the sky, the autumn equinox dives deeply, and can call the wind and rain. These are late-stage developments, which are more complex than the original dragons. As a Chinese totem, does the dragon really exist?
In 1934, there was a Yingkou dragon fall incident, and people's doubts about the existence of dragons reached the top. Anyone who has been through this incident insists that they have seen the dragon with their own eyes. So, what the hell is going on? It turned out that it was summer, Yingkou continued to rain heavily for more than 40 days, the Liao River swelled, and the reed pond on the north shore became a vast ocean. After the heavy rain, people living on the north bank of the Liao River found a dying dragon in a reed pond.
It is said that the people who came to the dragon at that time all felt that the dragon descending from heaven was a symbol of auspiciousness, in order to make the dragon go to heaven as soon as possible, some people built a tent for the dragon to cool off, and some carried water to the dragon, afraid that the dragon's body would dry up. The monks of the temple practiced and overstepped it every day, another rainstorm that lasted for more than ten days, after which the dragon mysteriously disappeared. However, after many days, the dragon reappeared; this time in the reeds of about 10 kilometers at the mouth of the Liao River, and at this time it was no longer alive, but a strange and smelly corpse.
After that, the deeds of the dragon did not disappear. The truth at that time could not be verified.