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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 17 MIN

72.Interesting Chinese Culture——Why Are Dragons So Loved in Chinese Culture?

from Chinese History & Mythology · host Bonnie

So when a Chinese person gets excited and tells you, look, that is a dragon pattern, it stands for good luck and strength. You might freeze for a second. Wait, a dragon？ That fire breathing giant？ It's means a good luck ？

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So when a Chinese person gets excited and tells you, look, that is a dragon pattern, it stands for good luck and strength.You might freeze for a second.Wait, a dragon？That fire breathing giant？It's means a good luck ？

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So when a Chinese person gets excited and tells you, look, that is a dragon pattern, it stands for good luck and strength. You might freeze for a second. Wait, a dragon？ That fire breathing giant？ It's means a good luck ？

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