Chinese Dragon - The Symbol of Birth
The dragon the hair dryer shujkitaj is the country in which all is symbolical: the form and color in arts and crafts, ornament components, mythical animals, and also metals and numbers are executed by deep sense and cultural-historical implied sense. However the most important historical and cultural symbol of China is the dragon.
Everyone who though time has visited China, has precisely paid attention to symbolical images of this national mythical animal which, on a deep belief of the Chinese people, possesses unrestrained power, smartness and internal force. A combination of grace and ferocity in shape of a dragon - the basic thematic line which is present everywhere: in shops and benches, on lamps-lanterns, small boats for walks, colourful balloons, basten pictures, and also on ceramic and porcelain products. It is masterful the executed clay and stone hand-made articles, expensive trifles from a nephrite, an ivory, and also precious metals, even names of freakish refined dishes which are calculated on judges of unique dishes, - it does not allow to forget all for a minute about this sacred mythical animal who is allocated by unusual qualities the Chinese people still in the ancient time, and today became a symbol of China and the Chinese nation, an indicator of its force, wisdom, dynamics and virtue. About a role of a dragon in a life of China do not allow to forget constantly conducted scientific researches, and also publications in the Chinese press.
In China have found a clay vase which had the image primitive the beings, reminding dragon. The age of a vase is estimated vosemju in thousand years. Under ancient legends of line of a dragon reminded lines of many animals which, uniting, and have created an existing image. So, the dragon has been allocated by a head of a camel, olenimi horns, eyes of a rabbit, ears of a cow, a snake neck, a paunch of a frog, scales of a carp, claws of a hawk, a tail and paws of a tiger. Its back had a crest numbering neither many nor few - eighty one cheshujku.
