写作 中华传统文化 之 龙

假定你是李正教你的英国朋友Leslie学汉。她写信问龙西方文化中是一个恶魔的象征而国人却自称是龙的传,是为什请你写封邮件回复她的问题。内容包括：龙成为中华民族象征的原你如何看待这种文化差异。注意1.词100左右;可适当增加细,使行文连贯。参考词:descendants传【参考范文】DearLeslie,Iamverygladyouhavewrittenaskaboutsymbolicofdragon.Longago,Chinawasadevelopingagriculturalcountrythatbadlyreliedabundantrainfallorirrigation.Thus,ancientChineseimaginedtheremustbepowerfulGodintheskyinchargeofrainfallandanyotherofearth.Later,weChinesepeople,calledourselvesdescendantsofdragons,agricultureushopingwewerebrave,flexibleandpowerfulenoughlikedragonstocontrolourfatefromgenerationtogeneration.Dragonsareconsideredevilanddangerousinwesternculture.ThissuggestswesternersandChinesehavedifferentunderstandingstheworld.Don’youthinkdifferentexperiencescanleadtodifferentbeliefs?Italwaysokayifrespectandtolerateculturaldifferences.Hopingyoucanshareyourideasthis.Yours,LiHuahinesedragonsorEastAsiandragonsarelegendarycreaturesinChinesemythology,Chinesefolklore,EastAsiancultureatlarge.EastAsiandragonshaveanimal-likeformssuchturtlesandfish,butaremostcommonlydepictedassnake-likewithfourlegs.Theytraditionallysymbolizepotentandauspiciouspowers,particularlycontroloverwater,rainfall,typhoons,floods.Thedragonalsoaofstrength,goodluckforpeoplewhoofitinEastAsianculture.DuringdaysofImperialChina,EmperorofChinausuallytheasaofhisimperialpowerandstrength.ragonstonerelief,flightsofstepsintheForbidden1页PortraittheYongleEmperorwearingadragonInChineseculture,excellentandoutstandingpeoplearecomparedtodragon,whileincapablepeoplenoarecomparedtoother,disesteemedcreatures,suchasaworm.AnumberofChineseproverbsandidiomsfeaturereferencestoadragon,such"Hopingone'ssonwilldragon"(simplifiedChinese:望成龙traditionalChinese:朢子成;pinyin:wàǐéó附1：附2：Bixi(赑ìì/bee-sshee/)—eldest,withteeth,fondofcarryingobjects;oftenongraves/monumentsQiuniu囚Qiúú/chyoh-nyoh/)—yellowscalydragon,likesandexcelsinmusic;oftenadornsmusicalinstrumentsYazi(睚zì/yaa-dzrr/)—snakebellyandleopardhead,onfighting/killing;oftendecoratesswordgripsChaofeng嘲Cháē/chaoww-fnng/)—instinctivelyadventurous;oftenadornspalaceroofridgesPulao蒲Púá—knownforloudcrying;oftenbellhandlesChiwen(螭chīě/chrr-wnn/)—livesinthesea,harsh-voiced,delightsindevouringcreatures;oftenonpalaceridgepoleBi'an狴犴ìà/bee-an/)—likeslawsuits,oftenstandsbySuanni(狻Suāí—lion-shaped,delightsinsittingcros