The Year of the Dragon, the New Year, the culture of peace
The Year of the Dragon is a zodiac sign of the Chinese lunar calendar, representing auspiciousness, strength, and wisdom. The dragon has a long history and rich connotation in Chinese culture, and is regarded as a symbol of the nation and a spiritual sustenance. In the Year of the Dragon, it is important to promote dragon culture.
Dragon culture covers many aspects, including harmony, unity, enterprising, innovation, etc. As a mysterious legendary creature, the dragon combines a variety of animal characteristics, such as rabbit eyes, bull ears, fish scales, tiger paws, snake bodies, camel heads, lion noses, horse hairs, antlers, eagle claws, etc., forming a unique aesthetic concept. Dragon culture is embodied in many fields such as folk festivals, folk art, and literary creation. For example, activities such as dragon lantern dances and dragon boat races convey people's beautiful vision of praying for good weather and good weather, national peace and security, and abundant food and clothing.
An culture is an important part of traditional Chinese culture, emphasizing harmonious coexistence, internal and external balance, and physical and mental well-being. In the Year of the Dragon, promoting the culture of An helps to promote social harmony, harmony between man and nature, and harmony between man and society. An culture includes morality, philosophy, religion, art and other aspects, such as Taoism's quiet non-action, Confucianism's benevolence, courtesy, and Buddhism's compassion and wisdom.
The connection between the Year of the Dragon and An culture is manifested in the following aspects:
Emphasis on harmonious coexistence:
As a symbol of the Chinese nation, the dragon represents unity and harmony. In the Year of the Dragon, promoting the dragon culture helps to strengthen national cohesion and promote social harmony.
Emphasis on ethics and morality:
The moral concepts in the dragon culture, such as loyalty, justice, benevolence, etc., are in line with the morality and ethics of the An culture. In the Year of the Dragon, promoting these moral values will help build a harmonious society.
Emphasis on enterprising innovation:
Dragons are seen as powerful and intelligent creatures, representing progress and innovation. In the Year of the Dragon, people will be inspired by the dragon to pursue progress and innovation.
Emphasis on physical and mental well-being:
An culture focuses on physical and mental well-being, and pursues physical and mental health and happiness in life. In the Year of the Dragon, promoting the culture of An can help guide people to focus on their physical and mental health and live a happy and fulfilling life.
During the special period of the Year of the Dragon, Ann culture runs through all aspects of the festival. Promoting the integration of dragon culture and safety culture will help promote social harmony, progress and development, and promote people's physical and mental health and happy life.