Ring the bell at the roadside to tell fortune.

The bells and drums are ringing, and Xiao is a dragon all his life.

In China culture, the dragon is a very important mythical creature, which represents auspiciousness, strength and imperial power. The image of a dragon usually consists of a snake body, antlers, talons and fish scales. Dragons also have the sound of beating gongs and drums, which may be a clue to the mystery of "bells ringing together"

The image and voice of dragons have a profound tradition in China culture. In ancient China, the emperor was called the "real dragon emperor", and his appearance was accompanied by the sound of gongs and drums, as described in the riddle "The bells are ringing".

In China culture, the dragon is a symbol of prosperity and success. In many traditional stories and legends, the dragon is a key role, representing a change and a new beginning. Therefore, this riddle may also imply the meaning of prosperity and success represented by dragons.

How to learn riddles:

1, understanding method

This method is the most commonly used and basic guessing method, and it is also often used in study and entertainment. It is based on the meaning of puzzles to think and reason, so as to get the correct answer. For example, "riddle: don't give up after you figure it out (guess the name of Beijing Opera), the answer: war is peaceful". It can be understood from the riddle that this is a name of Peking Opera. "Don't stop if you don't understand" can be understood as "Don't stop if you don't understand", so the answer is "peace in war".

This method is to guess riddles by analogy and association. It requires the guesser to associate and find information similar to the riddle according to the existing knowledge and experience, so as to get the answer. For example, "riddle: iron bars are ground into needles (guess idioms), the answer: overqualified." From the riddle, we can think of the process of "grinding iron bars into needles", that is, grinding big iron bars into tiny needles, so the answer is "overqualified".

3. Exclusion method

This method is to find the correct answer by eliminating the impossible options. It requires the guesser to analyze and reason the riddle first, and eliminate those obviously illogical options, thus narrowing the scope of the answer. For example, "riddle: one plus one (guessing words), the answer: Wang". It can be analyzed from the riddle that "one plus one" is a very simple addition operation, and the result should be "two", which can be simplified as "Wang", so the answer is "Wang".