Why Is the Year of the Dragon Considered So Lucky?
Source: Smithsonian
Catherine Duncan Staff Contributor A camel’s head, a deer’s horns and a demon’s eyes. A bull’s ears, a snake’s neck and a clam’s belly. A carp’s scales, an eagle’s claws and a tiger’s paws. Pieced together, these disparate physical features yield an illustrious creature of Chinese legend: the dragon. Believed to soar through the waters and heavens as a nature deity ruling over the rains, the dragon is a dominant…
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