The difference between dragonfly printing and lion printing

Dragonfly printing and lion printing are both traditional patterns, which have appeared in many cultures. They are different in form, meaning, history and culture.

1. Pattern: There are obvious differences between dragons and lions in patterns. Flying dragons are usually described as creatures with scales, four claws, bat wings and a snake tail. Sometimes they have antlers or fire tongues. Lions are usually depicted as animals with fur, four claws and a strong body. Sometimes they have goatees or curly tails.

2. Moral: In China culture, the flying dragon is usually regarded as a mascot, symbolizing authority, dignity and strength. On the other hand, lions are considered as symbols of courage, strength and kingship. They often appear in European badges and symbols, representing majesty and authority.

3. History and culture: The historical and cultural background of dragon and lion as patterns is different. Feilong often appears in the history and culture of China, such as ancient buildings, royal costumes, jade, porcelain, etc., which is related to feudal imperial power, mysterious religion and cultural symbols. As a pattern, lions are mainly popular in European culture, and often appear in medieval buildings, church decorations, royal badges and aristocratic costumes, representing European culture and traditions.

Generally speaking, there are differences in patterns, meanings, history and culture between dragonfly prints and lion prints, showing their unique artistic charm and cultural connotation.