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A cross-cultural analysis of dragon symbolism in east Asia

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International Journal Of Literature And Languages · 05 · 2025

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This article examines the cultural and mythological significance of dragons in China and other East Asian countries. It analyzes the historical roots of dragon symbolism and its influence on art, literature, and religion. Special attention is given to a comparative analysis of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean dragons, highlighting their shared features and distinctions. Using the methodology of comparative cultural studies, the study aims to reveal the role of dragons in shaping Eastern philosophical and cosmological concepts. Leading scholars in Oriental studies published before 2010 base the research on works. Dragons, as mythological creatures, not only reflect cultural traditions but also serve as powerful symbols bridging the past and present.

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«This article examines the cultural and mythological significance of dragons in China and other East Asian countries.»

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Evil stepmother, kind stepdaughter, Dragons, East Asia, mythology
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