On the question of dragons giving birth to nine sons, why did dragons give birth to nine sons?

The dragon gave birth to nine sons, and the sons were different. It's not that his son is bad, it's just that there are several different personalities of human nature. After all, the dragon is a legendary thing, a myth, and an expression of people's emotions in ancient times.

Also, not all dragons are good, they are all auspicious, and there are also bad and bad ones. Therefore, it is not possible to evaluate only the good and the bad. Because the qualities of the sons of the dragon that you are talking about are all kinds of human things that humans have, and they are only expressed with the help of the nine sons of the dragon......

Because the dragon is in the sky, people think it is a god.

It is a metaphor for siblings with different qualities and hobbies.

It's just that they represent a hobby, and it's not bad, it just highlights this aspect.

Other people's children educate themselves, so let's not worry about it.

According to folklore, the meaning is that the dragon is like this, but his sons are different, that is, the difference in personality. Raising a seed (next generation eg: son) does not necessarily look like a species (previous generation eg: father).

According to modern biology, in medical terms, it means genetic variation.

Myths and legends, big brother. If there really is such a dragon that gives birth to nine different sons, it can only mean that it is a personal problem.

This is a myth ==!

Scientific knowledge will not solve it.

For example, the same earth, the dragon described for the mysterious West and the native dragon is very different.

The pronunciation of the names of the nine sons of the dragon is: 老大prisoner牛 (qiú niú), 老二睚眦 (yá zì), 老三蛻霦 (cháo fēng), 老四蒲動 (pú láo), 老五狻猊 (suān ní), 老六赑屃 (bì xì), 老七狴犴 (bì àn), 老八失屃 (fù xì), 老九螭kiss 鸱尾 (chī wěn chī wěi).

The dragon gave birth to nine sons means that the dragon gave birth to nine sons, and the nine sons did not become dragons, each of which was different. The so-called "dragon gives birth to nine sons" does not mean that the dragon happens to give birth to nine sons. In traditional Chinese culture, nine is used to represent a lot, with supreme status, nine is an imaginary number, but also a valuable number, so it is used to describe the dragon.

Background:

In the early days, the social productivity was low, people lived in the harsh natural environment, and they could not independently control the natural forces, nor could they explain themselves, they were full of illusions, longings and even fears of the natural world, and worshiped various natural or supernatural forces that were stronger than human beings, which was the social basis for the production of totems and ghosts.

The time of the formation of the dragon totem can be traced back to the ancient Fuxi era, when the Fuxi clan used the snake as the totem.

According to the Five Elements, wood is the first to appear, not fire and earth. In the same way, the Qingdi should also be the first emperor of ancient times, and the Qinglong is also the first dragon of the Chinese nation. The Fuxi clan is naturally the well-deserved founder of the dragon totem, creating the civilization of the Chinese nation.

In modern times, there is a popular saying that Busan, which originated from the Yellow Emperor. Not only did it unify the symbols of the military orders of the various ministries and establish a political alliance, but it also took some elements from the original totems of each tribe and combined them to create a new animal image dragon.

There are many theories about the image of the dragon, one says that it is a crocodile, one says that it is a snake, and some people think that it is a pig, and there is even a saying that the earliest dragon is the lightning in the sky when it rains. Most experts now believe that the dragon is a totemic complex with a snake as the main body. It has the body of a serpent, the head of a pig, the horns of a deer, the ears of an ox, the whiskers of a sheep, the claws of an eagle, and the scales of a fish.

In the ancient clan society, the Huaxia tribe in the Yellow River Valley, which used the snake as the totem, defeated the other clans, and at the same time absorbed the totems of other clans and combined them into a dragon totem.