What's the difference between traditional waterspouts and fire dragons in China? Not in the game

There is no such thing as a dragon in ancient legends of China. Dragons in China usually live in rivers and the sea of Wang Yang. When it needs to report its work to the Jade Emperor or when it rains, it will "walk on clouds for nine days, spit it out with a snort, and fall to the ground and turn into rain". China's dragon five claw, wingless and good at walking, is a symbol of sacredness and good fortune. Fire dragons are animals in western myths and legends, mostly evil. Its main ability is to spit out fireballs, which are symbols of evil and killing. Therefore, in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, it was suggested to use dragons as mascots, because we are all descendants of dragons. But it was rejected in the end, because the dragon is a symbol of evil in the west, and using the dragon as a mascot will lead to cultural conflicts.