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The document discusses dragons in Chinese mythology and culture, where dragons represent power, excellence, and good fortune. It also mentions dragons appearing in stories from around the world, with Eastern dragons seen as kind symbols of luck, while Western dragons are often portrayed as evil forces. The document asks what examples of good or evil dragons readers can think of from books or movies.
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- 4. This is the dragon who leads the Chinese New Year parades. This year Chinese New Year falls on January 23rd. It is the year of the Dragon!
- 6. Dragons appear in stories and mythology from all over the world. While in the East dragons are considered kind and good luck, many of the dragons in North American and Europe were seen as evil forces to be conquered. Can you think of any examples of evil or good dragons in books or movies?
- 7. Eragon’s Dragon, Saphira from the books and the movie.
- 8. The dragon Chrysophylax appears in the tale Farmer Giles of Ham by J.R.R.Tolkien (author of Lord of the Rings)
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