Dragon in the Clouds

To the best of my knowledge, the work signed by the owner of the 28 th Taoist, or "the Pope". Another existing painting. Another painting dragon is in the clouds and grabs the usual elusive pearl, which is an interesting comparison with Boston MFA (MFA 5) Chen Rong's early rolling, but of course the biggest existing dragon In addition to painting I am still affected. Luo Zhichuan is a "rediscovered" artist and is not recorded in the biography of Chinese artists, but it is mentioned in the literature of late Ming in the Ming and in the materials of Japan and South Korea. Thanks to his seals, this is one of only three paintings - other paintings at the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Tokyo National Museum of Fine Arts. All these are pictures of trees, crows and other birds in the landscape. It is unknown why he chose this theme or what he wants to convey.

According to a group of tattoo artists, they classify Vietnamese tattoos into other groups. This Vietnamese has its own dragon riding cloud including clouds which are the symbol of the gods. They use clouds as the vehicles they travel. Clouds are also considered fortune of good fortune and wealth, bringing rainfall necessary for rich planting growth. Clouds also refer to how to save water and people's drought. When the cloud and the dragon are combined, it represents the perfect symbol of giving a positive influence on the life of the carrier. Together, it brings a strong rain symbolizing personal growth, sustainability and prosperity. Meanwhile, in Korean culture, the dragon is memorized as the edge of clouds and rain, and it is related to water and agriculture.