Long before dragons were busy being the best things in “Game of
Thrones,” the world has been telling tales about them. And guess what:
they don’t all end in monsters being slain and maidens being rescued.
In Iran, for instance, a dragon is only chained up, waiting to break free and bring the apocalypse. In Japan, another one’s busy ruling the sea. The Chinese would ask why you’d even consider trying to kill such an auspicious creature, and the Vietnamese call a dragon dad. In India, a dragon stole the rains and in Australia, one gives them back.
Almost anywhere in the world you look, in fact, there be dragons. Here’s the proof.
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In Iran, for instance, a dragon is only chained up, waiting to break free and bring the apocalypse. In Japan, another one’s busy ruling the sea. The Chinese would ask why you’d even consider trying to kill such an auspicious creature, and the Vietnamese call a dragon dad. In India, a dragon stole the rains and in Australia, one gives them back.
Almost anywhere in the world you look, in fact, there be dragons. Here’s the proof.
Full Article
Wikipedia
Image Source
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