Magnificent Dragon, Waiting to Soar

by Yan Balczewski, posted in In response to daily prompt, Photography

There is a Chinese lantern display going on at the local park.  The master piece of the display is a huge dragon, coming through the rough waves and Waiting to soar into the sky.  It is also interesting to see her long body displayed in a Layered half circles.

A dragon has been a symbol of power, grace and dignity in Chinese tradition.  It also represents the rough journey for Chinese going from the third world to one of the top economical powerhouses.

There are also other display made of lanterns to show the Chinese traditions.

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