The use of dragons in Chinese art goes back as far as the Chinese civilization ... The dragon is also the fifth member of the Chinese Zodiac. People born in the Year of the Dragon (2023 was ...

Long before it was imbued with symbolic meaning in the zodiac and beyond, the dragon was an ambiguous silhouette adorning art forms—a sheer convention of imagination, says J. Keith Wilson, curator of ...

The Year of the Dragon is not only the most highly sought-after Chinese zodiac sign — so much so that the birth rate in China soars during Dragon years — but they're also disciplined workers.

It recovered enough to cross the line behind the ox and so comes in at number three in the Chinese zodiac. Image caption, The dragon isn't so fearsome as legend suggests. Next up was the rabbit.

The dragon is the fifth animal in the Chinese zodiac, and it holds a unique position as the only mythical creature among the 12 zodiac signs. Dragons are also revered as a symbol of good fortune i ...