What is the strongest dragon in ancient China mythology?

The strongest dragon in ancient China mythology is Qinglong.

First place: Qinglong.

Qinglong is a god beast in ancient myths and legends, belonging to one of the four elephants in traditional culture. Since the pre-Qin period, Seven Nights have been the sacred animals representing Tai Hao and the East, but in the Han Dynasty, the theory of five elements began to rise, and its symbolic meaning increased "A, B and Spring". The third volume of Huainanzi records that the most expensive god is Qinglong. So Qinglong may be the first of the four elephants.

Second place: Candle dragon.

Alias Candle Jiuyin, Zhongshan God in China ancient mythology, according to Shan Hai Jing, Candle dragon, also known as Candle Jiuyin, is the image of a snake with a human face. It is crimson and thousands of miles long. It's day when you open your eyes, night when you close your eyes, winter when you inhale, rain when you exhale, and you don't drink, eat, sleep or rest.

Third place: Ying Long.

Ying Long should be the most famous and meritorious dragon except Qinglong in ancient mythology, and the only one with the most handsome wings. According to legend, when the Yellow Emperor attacked Chiyou, he helped the Yellow Emperor to cut Chiyou, Yu and control water, and turned the river into a river with tail paintings, so that the water flowed into the sea.