What does the real dragon specimen enshrined in the temple look like? Why do experts dare not identify it?

The real dragon specimen enshrined in Japanese temples is only about one meter long. It seems that horns can be seen on the head. The specimen has four limbs, and its claws are similar to chicken feet. On its back, you can see tissue like fish fins. Scales were also found on his body, and his whole body was covered in gold paint. Japanese experts dare not authenticate it, probably because there is something fishy in it, and they are worried that it will be found to be fake, which will make people laugh.

The divine dragon has its head but not its tail

Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty said in "Lunheng": "The image of a dragon in secular paintings is a horse's head and a snake's tail." ?In the supplement "Erya Wings" written by Luo Yuan of the Song Dynasty for Erya, there is "Shilong": "the horns are like a deer, the head is like a camel, the eyes are like a rabbit, the neck is like a snake, the belly is like a mirage, and the scales are like a fish, Claws like an eagle, palms like a tiger, ears like an ox?. Dong Yu, a painter of the Song Dynasty, believed that the dragon's horns are like a deer, its head is like a cow, its eyes are like shrimps, its mouth is like a donkey, its belly is like a snake, its scales are like a fish, its feet are like a phoenix, its beard is like a human, and its ears are like an elephant. ?This is a more recognized statement in the 21st century.

Although the ancients have many descriptions of the image of dragons, these so-called images of dragons are all the imagination of the ancients, and they are just the imagination of the dragons in the minds of the ancients! So far, no one has actually seen a dragon, and no physical object has been found to prove the real existence of a dragon. Therefore, the dragon is more of a totem in the minds of many of us. The origin of Japan's "real dragon specimen"

When we all thought that dragons were just a legend, our neighbor Japan stood up and said that dragons really exist, and they are in their Zuiryuji Temple in Japan. There is a real dragon specimen. According to Japan, this real dragon specimen came from my country and was discovered during the Guangxu period. It was not dead when it was captured by fishermen. It was later sold to a Japanese businessman, but it died on the way back.

Japan has been deeply influenced by ancient Chinese culture in history and worships the dragon very much. It believes that the dragon is auspicious, represents destiny and is a symbol of power. Therefore, the Japanese worshiped it as a sacred object and built Zuiryuji Temple specifically for its worship. What does the Japanese dragon specimen look like?

Japanese dragon specimens look somewhat similar to our legendary dragons, but due to embalming, their true appearance cannot be seen. It is about one meter long. It seems that horns can be seen on the head. The specimen has four limbs, and the claws are similar to chicken feet. On the back, you can see tissue like fish fins, and scales are also found on the body. The whole body is covered with gold. Painted and made into specimens. If you dare not identify it, there must be something fishy

About this so-called "real dragon specimen" in Japan, people are very curious whether it is real? In fact, this is very simple. A DNA test will basically reveal the truth. However, Japan believes that real dragon specimens are sacrosanct and firmly opposes identification. It is generally difficult to get a close look, let alone do a DNA test.

The Japanese dare not identify it, there must be something fishy in it. Maybe the Japanese have secretly done a DNA test and found that this? real dragon specimen? is not a dragon at all, but they have worshiped it for many years and are unwilling to admit it It’s a mistake. If you don’t want to slap yourself in the face, just insist that it is true. Otherwise, once you admit that it is false, wouldn’t this Zuiryuji Temple become a joke? What’s the point of existence?

This is in line with the Japanese character of never correcting their mistakes and refusing to admit it. It is exactly the same as not only refusing to admit guilt for the numerous crimes they committed during the war of aggression against China, but even covering up, distorting and beautifying their crimes of aggression. They don't admit that this so-called "real dragon specimen" is fake, which is even more trivial.