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- Slide 1: Ancient Chinese DRAGONS Shared by Lin Donn Illustrated by Phillip Martin
- Slide 2: Ancient China Today, we know that magical dragons exist only in imagination and myth. They are mythical creatures. But in ancient China, the people firmly believed that dragons were real and powerful. The dragon was the sign of the emperors. Over time, “The Dragon” became a nickname for China.
- Slide 3: Ancient China In ancient China, dragons were thought to be wise, caring, and a bit mischievous. They did not breathe fire. They had personalities. They had magical powers. They could appear and disappear whenever they wanted. They could turn into beasts if they were angry.
- Slide 4: Ancient China Dragons in ancient China were a composite (a mix) of parts from different animals.
- Slide 5: Ancient China These mythical creatures had a camel head, a snake neck, fish scales, eagle claws, tiger paws, ox ears, deer horns, and whiskers.
- Slide 6: Ancient China Their job in ancient China was to act as guardians.
- Slide 7: Wood Dragons Legend says …. Wood dragons are brown. They guard the forest. They are imaginative and curious, and come up with brilliant new ideas. They are not as selfish as the other dragons. They share well.
- Slide 8: Fire Dragons Legend says …. Fire dragons are red. They guard the wind, fire, lightning and sky. These dragons are the most outgoing and short- tempered.
- Slide 9: Earth Dragons Legend says … Earth dragons are green. They guard the earth, the crops, and the mountains. They know the value of cooperation.
- Slide 10: Metal Dragons Legend says …. Metal dragons are gold. They guard metals and precious gems. These dragons succeed because they refuse to accept failure. They have little caring for the feeling of others. These dragons are quite selfish.
- Slide 11: Water Dragons Legend says …. Water dragons are blue. They guard rivers, rain, wells, and water. They get along well with people. They know how to accept defeat and how to rebuild.
- Slide 12: Conclusion Since the ancient Chinese firmly believed that dragons were real and had special magical powers, dragons were an important part of ancient Chinese daily life. They were blamed for a great deal that went wrong, and credited with things that went right. Dragons were (and still are) a fun ancient Chinese invention!
- Slide 13: Discussion Question: Do magical dragons really exist? Did they ever exist? Answer: Nope. Dragons are mythical creatures. They exist only in myth and imagination.
- Slide 14: Free Clip Art & Templates Created by a professional and published artist, Phillip Martin, go here to find: 2.Free Ancient China Clip Art 3.Free Templates and how to use them
- Slide 15: Presentations 1. To learn more about ancient China, click 2. We’re published! Click here to see some of the neat things we’ve written.
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