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A 阅读理解(原创)
The year 2024 celebrates the Year of the Dragon. Among the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac (生肖), the dragon is the only one that is not real. Though it looks scary, Chinese people respect it and even see themselves as the descendants (后代) of the dragon.
In Chinese culture, the dragon stands as a symbol of power, strength, and good fortune. Unlike the fierce and bad dragons of Western mythologies, Chinese dragons are kind beings that bring prosperity and order. They are often linked with water, controlling the rainfall and rivers, and thus ensuring a good harvest.
Every twelve years, we celebrate the Year of the Dragon in the Chinese calendar. The dragon year is particularly special because people born under this sign are thought to be gifted with honor, luck, and success.
But how did the dragon become one of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac? According to legend, the Jade Emperor announced that the order of the zodiac animals would be decided by the order in which they arrived at his party. The dragon, despite its ability to fly, didn’t come first because it stopped to make rain for farmers and help other creatures on its way. Therefore, it arrived fifth.
During the Dragon Year, festivities abound, with dragon dances and parades being a common sight. Dragon boat races are also a popular event, especially during the Dragon Boat Festival. These traditions are not just spectacular to watch, but also a way to honor the dragon’s spirit and its significant role in Chinese culture.
In summary, the dragon is not just another animal in the Chinese zodiac; it’s a powerful symbol deeply rooted in Chinese history and folklore(民俗). The Year of the Dragon is a time of celebration and respected as a lucky year, full of potential and hope for a