Why is there a dragon and a tiger in Myanmar without soil?

This statement is not accurate. Myanmar is a country rich in natural resources and diverse in culture, with a vast territory and a large population. The statement about dragon and tiger may come from the traditional culture and belief in Myanmar.

In the traditional culture of Myanmar, dragon and tiger are regarded as animals with special significance and status. For example, in Myanmar's Buddhist culture, the dragon and tiger are regarded as protectors, which can protect Buddhist temples and monks. In addition, in some traditional stories and legends in Myanmar, dragons and tigers are often portrayed as creatures with magical powers.

However, this does not mean that Myanmar has no land. Myanmar is located in Southeast Asia Peninsula, with a vast territory and rich land resources. In addition, Myanmar has many different natural environments, including dense forests, mountains, rivers and lakes.

Generally speaking, dragons and tigers do occupy an important position in Myanmar culture, but this does not mean that Myanmar has no land.