Chinese Loong Sculpture in Tianhou Palace
Sculpture 3D model
Chinese traditional culture
Chinese Loong Sculpture in Tianhou Palace
Goddess' Palace
Chinese Loong Sculpture
Guangdong Province, China
Shenzhen City
Shekou District
Taoist temples
Image of Chinese Loong
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Coin
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Tianhou Temple is located in Shekou District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China. It is a long-standing Taoist temple that enshrines the sea goddess Mazu. In the courtyard, there is a striking dragon sculpture. This dragon is presented in the image of a traditional Chinese Loong, beautifully carved and rich in details. The dragon's body winds and spirals, its scales are clearly visible, and its claws are strong and powerful, showcasing the majesty and mystery of the dragon. The dragon's head lifted high, its eyes shining brightly, as if guarding this temple and the people who came to worship. Not only is it a display of art, but it also contains profound cultural significance. In traditional Chinese culture, the dragon is a symbol of auspiciousness, representing strength, wisdom, and good luck.
