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A wall relief with dragons in the Forbidden City, the former palace of the Chinese Emperor. Beijing

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  • Photo title: A wall relief with dragons in the Forbidden City, the former palace of the Chinese Emperor. Beijing
  • Author: KirillPolyakoff
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  • In ancient China, ornaments with dragons were very popular. According to legend, the emperor was the son of a dragon. Since antiquity, dragons have served as a decoration for the imperial palace and have been the talisman of China. These mythical animals were the symbol of goodness, peace and prosperity.
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