Analysis of the Psychology of Chinese’s Worship towards Dragon
Zhang Jian-guo
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Zhang Jian-guo
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Based on the analysis of Chinese psychological complex on the dragon preference, this paper presents the spiritual connotation of dragon worship including the reproduction and emperor worship, and the influences the dragon’s double connotations have on Chinese people’s moral psychology, political psychology, social psychology, and even individual personality are also presented.
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Based on the analysis of Chinese psychological complex on the dragon preference, this paper presents the spiritual connotation of dragon worship including the reproduction and emperor worship, and the influences the dragon’s double connotations have on Chinese people’s moral psychology, political psychology, social psychology, and even individual personality are also presented.
Key concepts: Worship, Emperor, Connotation, Psychology, Social psychology, Personality, Politics, Philosophy