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In Chinese lore, the dragon was a benevolent creature with powers to bring rain, floods, and even hurricanes to a land. Along with this ability, the dragon signified power, strength, and good luck.
Chinese Dragons... ...have a camel head, demon eyes, cow ears, deer horns, clam belly, snake neck, eagle claws, tiger paws, and 117 (81 yang, 36 yin) carp scales. Chinese Dragons have five toes/claws (although, some claim that only Imperial Dragons have five toes). Chinese Dragons are often depicted with a pearl (aka Pearl of Knowledge). Korean Dragons... ...have rabbit eyes, frog belly and 81 scales on their backs. Korean Dragons have four toes/claws. Japanese Dragons... ...are similar to Chinese dragons, with a more serpentine shape. Japanese Dragons have three toes/claws. Asian Dragons are not deities. Dragons are thought to be life-giving. Some of them did possess powers, such as the power to make it rain, ETC. There are many different types of dragons, each with it's own meaning. For example, the Chinese 'Spiritual' Dragon controls the weather; the Chinese 'Earth' Dragon controls the rivers. The Japanese Dragon, Ryu, rules water. In Korea, the Yong dragon protects the sky.