ChineseDragonCulturePPT学习教案

1、会计学1ChineseDragonCultureName: Liu PengfeiEnglish Name: CurryMajor: FinanceHometown: Ji Mo第1页/共15页The word “dragon” is the symbol of Chinese nation. Many foreigners call China the “oriental dragon”. Chinese people also like to call themselves the “descendants of the dragon”.第2页/共15页The ancestors of t

2、he Chinese people like other nations experienced a clan commune period. The generations were known as the descendants of Yandi and Huangdi. But they also called themselves the descendants of the dragon.第3页/共15页In fact, “dragon” is only a kind of mythological animal in legend. No one has ever seen th

3、e flying dragon winding through the clouds in China or anywhere else. It is the mysterious dragon worship, especially the worship of the snake totem.第4页/共15页Researchers believed that dragon worship was formed after the tribe that took snakes as totems.deers hornscamels headtortoises eyessnakes neckt

4、he scales of fishthe claws of eaglethe palms of tigerthe ears of cattlegather clouds to pour down rain change into different forms第5页/共15页Since the beginning of the Xia Dynasty, the Chinese have worshiped the dragon. The concept of dragons has already infiltrated every part of society. 第6页/共15页In an

5、cient peoples beliefs “dragon” was a symbol of the power and gods.The Chinese emperors were thought of as dragons.第7页/共15页In the past, everything related to the Chinese emperor was connected with the “dragon”, therefore the emperor was called “the real dragon and the son of heaven”.The illness of th

6、e emperor meant “The dragons body is not very well.”; When the emperor rewarded someone, the person would say “Thank dragon”; The imperial chariot was called “dragons chariot”; Emperors clothes are called “dragon robes”.第8页/共15页Use “Hidden dragons and crouching tigers” to describe the talented or ou

7、tstanding people who remain obscure to the untrained eye; “Long to see ones son become a dragon”, means to hope that ones child will have a bright future.The person who is full of vim and vigor is called “doughty as a dragon and lively as a tiger”. “Fighting between a tiger and a dragon” is used to

8、describe the fierce struggle between well-matched opponents. 第9页/共15页From the above we can see the great vitality of ancient dragon culture in China.It is worth saying that there are some complete differences between the Chinese dragons and western dragons in the legend. 第10页/共15页In the west, “drago

9、n” was portrayed as an evil and ferocious animal with wings and could be able to breathe fire. 第11页/共15页In China, dragon is a symbol of dignity and power.第12页/共15页Although Westerners think that the dragon is a violent animal, there is a dragon festival in France, which portrays a different idea. This four-day festi