The dragon robe have all have what decoration, different patterns represent what meaning?

Besides the embroidered dragon pattern on the dragon robe, there will be other complicated decorations. These decorations are made of very precious materials, the overall look, very gorgeous. Each decoration, represents a symbol of good luck. In the Qing Dynasty dragon robe, a **** there are 16 dragon pattern, including nine golden dragons as the main decoration, coiled in various places of the dragon robe.

The first is the ascending dragon. The whole pattern belongs to the dragon head on the top, the body on the bottom, and the whole is the posture of ascending and leaping. This kind of dragon pattern represents the meaning of embracing in all directions. The second is called sitting dragon, dragon head looking forward, torso coiled behind, the whole to show a majestic posture. Because this kind of dragon pattern represents the meaning of the stability of the country. In the dragon pattern, belongs to the most honorable one.　The third type is called traveling dragon. This kind of dragon pattern is the most lively, because it is very much like a swimming state, so it is also called "swimming dragon". It represents the loyalty of the subjects.

The position of the nine golden dragons is also very delicate. When viewed from the front or the back, there are only five, representing the meaning of "nine or five". If you look at it in general, there are only eight golden dragons. There is also a golden dragon embroidered on the inside of the lapel.　"Twelve chapters of the pattern", in fact, is twelve different patterns, respectively, the sun, the moon, the stars, mountains, dragons, Chinese insects, embroidery (fǔ axe-shaped), 黻(fú亚形), Zongyi (tiger ﹑ quail (long-tailed apes and monkeys)), algae, fire, powdered rice. These twelve kinds of decorations, inherited from the traditional Chinese culture thousands of years ago, represent twelve different kinds of character.

The "Twelve Chapters Pattern" is both an affirmation that the king has these qualities, but also an admonition of the king's virtues. Through these very complex decorations, embodied in a variety of details. But the dragon robe in the Qing Dynasty dress system, as a kind of auspicious clothing, belongs to the ritual wear.

The dragon robe is decorated with red bats. This is to represent the meaning of "flooding the sky with blessings". There are also decorations of waves and rocks, which represent the meaning of the eternal kingdom and the blessing of the mountains and the sea. These motifs are also used in combination, with the bats being paired with the Ruyun motif to form the "Fortune.