Grandpa said that the hometown of dragons is in China. What rhetorical devices are used?

In anthropomorphic rhetoric, hometown is for talents.

Dragon is one of the four totem of China culture, which mainly symbolizes that most people in China claim to be descendants of dragon.

Dragons are legendary magical animals. In the traditional cultures of China, Han nationality and other nationalities, it is often used as a symbol of good luck and is one of the Four Holy Beasts.

As a totem of Chinese national belief, dragon embodies beautiful quality and magical legend.

The ancients regarded the dragon as a sacred and spiritual thing, which was changeable, shrinking like a silkworm ant and stretching like a sky cover.

Sometimes exposed in the clouds, and sometimes hidden in the abyss.

There are legends about dragons in almost every book in China's ancient classic works, and there are countless legends and myths about dragons. The Book of Changes and other classic works have made a complete and systematic exposition of the dragon and given it philosophical significance. In the eight diagrams, dragons are used to illustrate the dry divination, which is also the first divination in the Book of Changes. In addition, legends and myths of dragons have appeared in all previous dynasties, and many places named after the word "dragon" also have legends of dragons.