Legend of Nine sons of the Dragon (Full)

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[@jstantongood5474]

Need to work on the pronunciation a bit. Feng rhymes with lung.

[@necrovive]

apparently the AI cant read pinyin lol

[@graspingoil]

May I suggest that you read the script with more feeling and storytelling tone. And most importantly, with correct pronunciation of names and places (not in English or French style of pronunciation) for sounding smart reason.

[@elyselentz849]

it is a robot reading the script

[@FGest.07]

I appreciate the effort & research but the pronounciation needs a little work upon. I understand Chinese may not be your first language but at least try saying the names as closely as the right way

[@WorldMythology0110]

Thank you for watching the video and giving your comments.

[@niladri21CE029]

I think it's done using AI...

[@backyardr.c.6280]

Imagine the potential beauty that could have been if Mao never took that great leap forward.

[@TheChosenFailure]

Cultural Revolution is the real blight, with the breaking of many monuments.

[@bahamut1169]

I love dragons man 😊😊

[@shakescan]

❤

[@professor.moriarty9803]

Chinese dragons have a lot more than just nine sons. In the legends, dragons are described as "the most erotic", because just like the Greek gods, Chinese dragons make love to anything, and due to their exclusive bloodlines, their offspring are also exotic. Some of the lesser known species in Chinese legends such as a "Feilong", which basically translate to "Flying Dragon", it's the offspring of a male dragon and female centipede, said to be ten some cubits in length, breathes three colored true fire. A "Zoujiao", translate to "Walking Flood Dragon" child of a male dragon breaded with a female pheasant, the egg seeks protection underground, every year it digs one meter deeper, three years later when it hatches, mountains fall and the earth splits, body of water floods several cubits high for its birth. There're too many...But such is a taste for what more there are

[@WorldMythology0110]

Basically, in ancient Chinese documents, only the creatures in this video are mentioned and they are referred to as '龙生九子' (The nine sons of the dragon). The 'Feilong' you mentioned is usually how the Chinese refer to a dragon in general when it is flying, rather than specifically any particular dragon. As for 'Zoujiao', it is not even a dragon. Essentially, it is a concept that ancient Chinese people used to explain the phenomenon of floods in some places. In their beliefs at that time, 'Zoujiao' was the event of a 'jiao' (not loong) trying to swim to the sea to transform into a dragon. I mentioned 'Zoujiao' in the video 'Unveiling the Dragon Within: 2 Creatures with Hidden Dragon Potential.'

[@roderquizsmith8300]

It was more than 9 sons lol

[@WorldMythology0110]

In fact, there are more than 12 sons.

[@lokok7643]

China doesn't have a dragon. it's 龙 in English called "loong".

[@WorldMythology0110]

the Chinese word "lóng" (龙) is most commonly translated to English as "dragon".

[@lokok7643]

@@WorldMythology0110 dragon is not loong, 龙 is translated as Loong in English. dragon is evil and loong is auspicious. Dragon should be translated as 卓耿 a creative.

[@WorldMythology0110]

I think dragon, loong, long, and lung can all be used to translate the word 龙. This is similar to how 'martial arts' and 'kung-fu' can both be used to translate 功夫. The word 卓耿 is the Chinese name for Drogon, one of the dragons in Game of Thrones. As for the distinction you mentioned, people use "western dragon and eastern dragon" or "european dragon and asian dragon".

[@bigheadrhino]

It really should be seperated. Even physically, western dragons and loongs are very different. Western dragons are giant giant winged lizards, loongs are hybrids similar to how mermaids, sphynx’s and Gryffins are hybrids.

[@juliesteimle3867]

@@lokok7643 BS. You know full well 'long' is pinyin for dragon. Stop with the silly propaganda nonsense. And as a dragon aficionado who has studied dragons for years, I can tell you there are hundreds of kinds of dragons in both Western and Chinese culture. Dragons are not bad things. They are often symbols, if not totems depending upon the culture. There is actually no singular western dragon (which you are so afraid of associating with). Only modern Hollywood has limited what Western dragons are and could be. Wales uses a red dragon on their flag. It is a symbol of power and authority. Stop trying to rewrite history. It had been known for generations that ancient Chinese believed they were descended from dragons. That is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@MarkMiller304]

You sound like a robot

[@Selkiyo]

Theyre using ai voice

[@bloodlove93]

you know what...i loved this so much and helped me with an important life project of mine,so I'm gonna be nice and not correct your Chinese pronunciation, it was almost endearing, knowing how it actually sound and it's alllll so different from what you said for almost everything haha..again no hate,i enjoyed myself. if anyone is interested and writes in if i see I'll answer, ij a strange complicated language.

[@WorldMythology0110]

Thank you for your comment 😘

[@bloodlove93]

@@WorldMythology0110 and thank you for the easy access to amazing pictures, was there any place in particular you found most the art? I'm getting a dragon themed gongfu tea set soon and part of the ceremony are little tea pet sculptures, I want a full on dragon family of mini sculptures for it, I'm not sure of material yet but I'm set on it, I'm disabled and drink mostly tea, I want to have a beautiful tea set.

[@WorldMythology0110]

I searched everything by google with the keyword 龙生九子. Hope this helps!

[@BrandonFalkTheActor]

​@@WorldMythology0110 thanks

[@NapoleonCalland]

👍 487 🐉🐢 🦁 ☀️ 🐝 ⚡ 🦅 ⚡ 🐝 ☀️ 🦁

[@StringTone-t6v]

😂

[@GoodMorningSimply]

The pronunciation offends me.

[@WorldMythology0110]

Lol

[@inotaishu1]

You mentioned the classic of mountains and seas as one source. Can you please tell me the other sources that you used for writing this? I'd like to try and read the primary sources.

[@WorldMythology0110]

Information about two lists I took from ‘怀麓堂集’ and ‘升庵外集’. I know there are still some other creatures listed in the dragon list. However, these are the two most well-known lists.

[@inotaishu1]

@@WorldMythology0110 thank you. is there a translation for these two?

[@WorldMythology0110]

I’m afraid I don’t have it or I don’t know. I also use Chinese sources. The part about the nine sons is only a few lines. You can use a translation tool like Google Translate to understand. 😅

[@inotaishu1]

@@WorldMythology0110 I am not a big fan of google translate, it is fine for very simple texts but not beyond that. I looked it up and I will try to find a copy of Miscellaneous records from the bean garden

[@inotaishu1]

@@WorldMythology0110 Well, at least I found The dragon in China and Japan in the local library and that author quotes the book wuzazu on the topic, so I guess that is something.

[@juliesteimle3867]

If you are going to talk about Chinese mythology, it would be a good idea to study pinyin for the pronunciation. The letters here are not the same as American English pronunciation.

[@WorldMythology0110]

Thanks for your comment! I've realized that there's a big difference between reading Chinese names using pinyin and the standard pronunciation. I'll try to do better in future videos. Thanks again and hope that you will continue to support my channel.

[@stevehines7520]

These dragons all expressing numerical verities as mentioned in sacred "verses" This offered with an important clarification. "Nothing" is "not" sacred. "all " is "all "based upon "reflective" "All" material di-mension as seen through human material intelligence now exists as beautiful material "reflective" in support of the next stage of human advancement, Non-material! If we truly understand the material then the proof is no imbalance seen through material perceptions of material di-mention-ing. When offering speech based upon material di-mension it has to be free from dis-pute. This in gratitude and appreciation for your offerings! Offerings presented without dis-pute. Offerings of which this voice can not dispute. Only acknowledge the connectedness. Dis-pute be-ing the perception that veils connectedness.

[@phoenixreborn6224]

I interest in 5 element dragon Gold or metal dragon Wood dragon or green dragon Fire dragon or red dragon Earth dragon or black dragon? Water dragon or white dragon Can you explained it?

[@WorldMythology0110]

I have a video about Yinglong (the golden dragon), some short videos about Bingyi (the ice dragon) and Heilong (the black dragon). You can watch these videos in advance. I will try to make more videos about other dragons.

[@AnakinGozie77]

It's earth or stone Dragon

[@user-so-v9o]

Dragon and Nagas is the same word in Chinese Buddhism

[@ronaldpagar6513]

Excuse me but in 0:18 where can I get that picture?

[@WorldMythology0110]

Take the screenshot, then use the image searching function of google