Where is the protector of Kowloon? Kowloon.

The nine dragons in the Kowloon protector are: Ren Guang, Jiaze, Fu Ying, Yiji, Guangde, Guangli, Guangrun and Guangze. Kowloon refers to the Dragon God Ren Guang, the Red Dragon God Jiaze, the Huanglong God Fu Ying, the Dragon God Yiji, the Black Dragon God Wang Ze, the East China Sea Guangde Dragon King, the South China Sea Guangli Dragon King, the West Sea Guangrun Dragon King and the North China Sea Guangze Dragon King. The dragon symbolizes a spirit, a totem of a nation, a collective name of a nation and a collective name of a region. It has a lasting sense of inheritance. In the traditional culture of China, it is a symbol of power, nobility, honor, luck and success.