What does the red dragon mean?

The red dragon refers to the red dragon, which is used as a metaphor to be an emperor, the sun, a warship and so on. Used in China's ancient classics.

In Taoism, it means the tongue. There are also game characters named after this.

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(1) Red Dragon. Legend has it that god rides. (Emperor) and Bing Ding killed the Southern Red Dragon. "Mozi's Return to Righteousness" was written by Tao Angong, a master of casting and smelting in Lu 'an ... Suzaku stopped smelting and said,' Angong, Angong, metallurgy and heaven are interlinked. On July 7th, you will be greeted by a red dragon. In due course, the red dragon will arrive. Han and Liu's encouragement technique is "Biography of Immortals" and meritorious deeds, and immortals look forward to the Red Dragon. Qi Shi's "Drugstore Autumn Day"

(2) Red Dragon. In ancient times, Chen Wei's family association was based on fire (such as Yandi Shennong, Diyao and Han). Yao Mei's Eight-color "Huai Nan Zi Xiu Wu Xun" Gao Han lured the note: "Yao Mu celebrates the capital, built the daughter of the Emperor of Heaven, sent it to the home of Iraq's eldest mother, and was widowed at the age of 20 and went out to see the river. There is a negative of a red dragon ... the red dragon and Yao together. " Shennong and Tang Yao both felt the red dragon ... Liu Ji felt the red dragon. History of Taoism, Six Ancestors and Bai Family in Song Dynasty.

(3) Borrow Liu Bang from Emperor Gaozu. The warring States period is like an elk, as for the red dragon. The prosperity of the red dragon lasted for 400 years, and the world was in chaos. The Chronicle of Zhou Jushi was published by Tang Chenzi Ang, and the cemetery of Lin Wenlangchen was in my home. The dragon ascended to heaven, and the lights rose during the day. Tang Li Bai's "Xu Zan of the Governors" Wang Qi's note: "The red dragon ascended to heaven, which means that Gao Zu ascended to a distant place."

4 refers to the emperor. I don't know who the red dragon species is, but I heard that trends are everywhere. The Fifth Cycle of "Neighborhood Language"