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| Dragon |
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| Man eater dragon |
Dragons in the Eastern cultures are seen much differently
than those in Western cultures. Eastern cultures see the dragon as gods and
protectors. They are not viewed as evil and dangerous as they are in Western
cultures. Instead, they are seen as gentle and bringers of good fortune. The
bodies of these dragons are long and serpent like, and they typically do not
have wings. Instead of breathing fire, Eastern dragons breathe clouds. They do
not roar, but make the sounds of gongs and bells. As you can see, this is much
different than the depiction of dragons in the West.
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