Appreciate A Dragon Day
Appreciate A Dragon Day is held on January 16. This event in the second decade of the month January is annual. 
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Dragons Have Been Around For Thousands of Years. In China, dragons symbolize wealth, power, and leadership. Chinese emperors were believed to be descendants of dragons. In mythology, a female dragon is called a drakaina, which is the female form of the ancient Greek word for dragon, drakon. A little dragon is called a "dragonet."
Dragons symbolise lots of different things, depending on where they are. In Britain, defeating a dragon meant you were a powerful warrior, and so they were often placed on flags. In Western tradition they often symbolise evil, and the devil is sometimes depicted either as being a dragon, or having dragon's wings.
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