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Originally posted by pla123
What does Bruce lee have to do with this??
Another great example is how imagery of dragons is so prominent in the Chinese culture, with first recorded proofs of such dating back to 300 BC. It was Chang Qu, a very prominent historian at the time first documented a "proof" for the existence of dragons after finding what he felt were dragon bones in the Sichuan Province of Wuchen. The Chinese Dragon is now a cultural sign rich in both history and of great importance, not to mention the symbol of the nation and something that has became an insignia of strength over the period of many centuries and carried throughout many generations.
Originally posted by MollyStewart
Chinese dragons have never had wings. Look at all the Chinese dragon art, monuments and folklore.
In Chinese mythology there are Nine classical types of Dragons:
1) Yinglong the Winged Dragon: believed to be a powerful servant to Huang Di,
2) Dragon King: ability to shapeshift into human form,
3) Shenlong the spiritual Dragon,
4) Dilong the underground Dragon,
5) Tianlong the celestial Dragon,
6) Fuanglong the Dragon of hidden treasures,
7) Panlong the coiling Dragon,
8) Huanglong the yellow Dragon,
9) Li the homeless Dragonedit on 18-2-2012 by Anunaki10 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by pla123
There is a better an easier explanation than this one , what if the guy lied about his name,picture and everything else?
Originally posted by Anunaki10
Originally posted by pla123
There is a better an easier explanation than this one , what if the guy lied about his name,picture and everything else?
That has crossed my mind too, >What if he lied about his name?
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
Originally posted by Xcalibur254
Pretty sure it's fake. Even without looking at it in Photoshop I can see some serious pixelation around the head.
hmmmm.... I'm not so sure it is a Photoshop job. This post fascinates me. So many odd events happening these days. Problem is, the human element of first hand experience being held as the only true proof is held so strongly that we tend to disblelieve most things that did not happen to us. However, this does not make them untrue or impossible.
I enlarged both the dragon and the buildings below, and as I suspected, they BOTH pixalate. This might be due to the concreteness of material things versus the sky which cannot be touched. I know this does not make sense but somehow my blowing up of this picture proofs my point, while my clumsy attempt at rubbing words together to express my ungrouded thought might be failing:
See how BOTH the dragon and the land below pixilates, but the sky does not.
Blown up 800%
Blown up 800%
I feel like believing this was a real dragon. But it is just a desire, not a commitment.