Historically, the Chinese emperor was the only person with the divine right to wear robes of the dragon—yellow, blue, red and light blue robes with nine dragon patterns for special occasions and ...

Grab your camera and slap on something flame resistant, it’s time to witness one of China ... dragon dance performances of them all. As droplets of molten iron are shot into the sky and light ...

Located in north-central China, the ancient city of ... stunning installations is an 18-meter-tall dragon lantern that appears to roar, its piercing blue eyes and discreetly painted red scales ...

For a long time before the 20th century, the Chinese used animal fossils as medicine, referring to such bones as long gu, or “dragon bones”. According to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM ...

Photo from Wang, Li, Mu, Xu and Che (2024) In a forest of southern China, a spiky creature ... Its stomach has more of a “light orange yellow” hue. Dragon water skinks live in rocky forests ...