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  • What do the symbols of tiger and dragon mean in Chinese mythology? Discuss and evaluate with respect to class discussions, readings and films.

     

    Essays1 History, Culture

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Published: 21.07.2005.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
  • Essays 'What do the symbols of tiger and dragon mean in Chinese mythology? Discuss and e', 1.
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Every place has something they believe in. They are often called a myth or legend. To a majority of ethnic groups they are in believe of a god and myths on animals. In this case for China they have a big thing for animals like tiger, dragons, serpents, snakes and so forth. They each have a myth or legend on the animal. It is a story of respecting the animal and showing that an animal is useful.
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