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chinese dragon robe
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East Asia
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Worn on special occasions and festivals as a symbol of wealth, power, and good fortune.
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dragon
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East Asia
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Dragons are iconic mythical creatures in East Asian cultures, often associated with strength, power, and good fortune.
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dragon
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East Asia
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Dragons are powerful and revered mythical creatures in East Asian cultures, often symbolizing strength and good fortune.
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dragon
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East Asia
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Symbolizes power and good fortune
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dragon
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East Asia
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Symbolizes power, strength, and good luck in East Asian cultures
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dragon
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East Asia
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Symbol of power, strength, and good fortune in East Asian literature and storytelling
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dragon
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East Asia
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Symbol of power, strength, and good luck
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dragon motifs
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Southeast Asia
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Dragon motifs are less common compared to other mythological creatures like the Naga or Garuda.
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9
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dragon myths
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East Asia
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Dragons are revered mythical creatures in East Asian cultures, often depicted as benevolent and powerful beings.
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dragons
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East Asia
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Dragons are revered and respected creatures, often associated with power and good fortune
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dragons
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East Asia
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Dragons are revered creatures symbolizing power, strength, and good fortune.
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dragons
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East Asia
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Dragons are powerful mythical creatures often revered and celebrated in festivals.
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