Dragons in Chinese and Korean cultures symbolize protection and power, contrasting with Western interpretations of dragons as mythical guardians.
In China, dragons symbolize imperial power and good luck, with longer dragons indicating better luck. The dragon dance, often performed during festive occasions like Chinese New Year, involves performers coordinating movements to create a sinuous dance.
In Korean art and culture, dragons are seen as guardian figures protecting humans from evil spirits. They are depicted with fierce features like sharp fangs and a horn, embodying protective qualities.
While Chinese culture sees dragons as symbols of power and luck, Western Europeans viewed dragons in a different light, often associating them with mythical guardians and sacred beings.
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