2. Take the agility of snakes, the neatness of scales, the firmness of claws and the beauty and stability of antlers as examples.
3. Example: (1) This proverb expresses that people hope to scare all insects with Rowen on the second day of the second lunar month and pray for the safety of people and animals. Because at this time, all kinds of bugs are ready to move, and diseases are prone to occur. Dragons are the length of scale insects. When dragons come out, all kinds of insects hide. It also expresses people's good wishes for dragon blessing, good weather and abundant crops. Because the ancients thought that dragons were the gods in charge of rain, and they could urge clouds and rain.
(2) This idiom means to hope that children can make a difference, get ahead and make a difference in the future. People use the image of "dragon" because it has outstanding and different cultural symbolic significance.
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