Chinese Dragons are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and folklore, portrayed with a long, scaled serpentine body and four legs.

They are one of the most popular of Chinese art motifs.

They appear in literature, songs, paintings, architecture and in many other aspects of Chinese consciousness.
The Giant Pangu holding the egg of Chaos, represented by the symbols of yin and yang in his hands.
Fu Xi and his sister Nu Wa are sometimes depicted as half-snake, half-human creatures.
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