The influence of dragon culture on dragon.

Dragon is the totem of the Chinese nation and the symbol of China culture. The ancients believed that there should be an infinite "god" related to "water" to command and manage these animals and astronomical phenomena. As a worship phenomenon and an understanding of incredible natural forces, the dragon began its "fuzzy collection" from this time.

In the course of thousands of years, the dragon has become a culture. It represents the profound cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. In China culture, dragons have an important position and influence. From the Neolithic Age more than 7,000 years ago, ancestors worshipped the primitive dragon totem, and today people still use idioms or allusions with the word "dragon" to describe the beautiful things in life.

Extended data

Dragons originated in the early Neolithic period, not less than 8000 years ago. During this period, primitive ancestors did not simply and passively rely on God's reward. They raise wild horses, bison, wild boar, etc., not just eating the wild fruits they have picked up, but selectively planting grains for harvest.

They can skillfully use fire, learn to build simple houses with wood, start grinding stone tools and bones, make pottery by hand, and gradually settle down and engage in production activities. Production activities make people's contact with nature more and more extensive, and nature, as an incredible force outside people, has a greater impact on people's spiritual world.

Baidu encyclopedia-dragon culture