Chinese traditional mascot profile

Traditional Chinese Mascot Profiles include Fuk Luk Shou, Dragon, Tiger, Panda, Chrysanthemum, etc., as follows:

1. Fuk Luk Shou: Fuk Luk Shou is the three most famous Chinese deities, which represent good fortune, longevity, and wealth, respectively. They are usually depicted as old men holding different objects, such as the God of Fortune holding the word "Fu", the God of Longevity holding the word "Shou", and the God of Wealth holding a golden toad.

2. Dragon: The dragon has always been a very important symbol in Chinese culture and is considered an auspicious animal. Representing power, majesty and good fortune, the dragon is often seen as a symbol of the emperor and the royal family. Many Chinese will use the image of the dragon when celebrating special festivals and events.

3. Tiger: The tiger is another important animal in Chinese culture and is also considered an auspicious symbol. Representing courage, strength and dignity, the tiger is often used to symbolize the protection of the country and the defense of the family.

4. Panda: The panda is a national treasure and one of the most popular animals in China. Representing friendliness, peace and happiness, the panda is often depicted clad in black and white fur, with round eyes and large black circles.

5. Chrysanthemum: The chrysanthemum is one of the most important flowers in traditional Chinese culture, and is seen as a symbol of resilience and noble character. In China, chrysanthemum is praised as the "flower of autumn" because it usually blooms in the fall.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Dragon