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1. Religion is a carrier to promote the development of tourism to some extent. To put it mildly, in some specific areas, if tourism loses its existence, it may be deserted and business will be bleak.

Tibet is a typical regional religious tourism destination. In this area, the vast majority of autonomous regions are followers of Tibetan secrets. If the unique scenery of the snowy plateau attracts tourists, it is better to say that the unique folk customs and national beliefs of temples in Tibet have attracted the attention of the world. Whether it is a believer or a spectator, people know clearly in their deepest hearts that if there is no religion in Tibet, or if it is not born with such a universal belief.

Another short-term example is Nanhua Temple in Shaoguan, Guangdong, which receives countless tourists from all over the world every year, especially at some religious festivals or ceremonies. People come from all directions to make pilgrimages, but they mainly do it while traveling.

In fact, it is obvious that if some people go to religious tourist attractions, what they expect most is how long they can worship in the attractions. This is not limited to Buddhism and Taoism.

Take the Vatican as an example, it is basically a Christian base of religious belief. Can you simply say that they just went to see the wonderful baroque architecture? Thousands of people are waiting for the moment to pay tribute to the Pope. If they walk around, I'm afraid they can travel all over the Vatican Mountain.

Wudang Mountain, the holy land of Taoism, is a dangerous mountain with peculiar architecture, unique religious architecture and culture, which makes Chinese and foreign tourists fascinated at this time. Are they just looking at the mountains? I think what they want to know more is the life mystery of Taoist health care.

Religion has always been the spiritual sustenance and yearning of human existence from the beginning of officials. Many people will say that they don't believe in anything, but whenever they face the holy land, they worship with the greatest fear.

2. For every Chinese descendant, the image of the dragon is a symbol, a mood, and a feeling of flesh and blood! In the 5,000-year history of civilization, the dragon has penetrated into all aspects of China society and become a symbol of China, the Chinese nation and China culture. Besides spreading and inheriting in China, Dragon Culture has also been brought to all parts of the world by overseas Chinese. In China residential areas or in China, dragons are still the most eye-catching decorations. The names "Descendants of the Dragon" and "Descendants of the Dragon" often make Chinese people excited, motivated and proud.

Dragon is the noblest, sacred and huge symbol, and it is the embodiment of God. It can sprinkle nectar all over the world, eliminate disasters and bring social stability and noble prosperity. Therefore, dragon dancing has long been a must-have program in China festivals and parades in China and overseas. Dragon dance, a symbol of the Chinese national spirit, is magnificent and widely circulated.

Like dragon dancing, lion dancing is also loved by China people. Lions represent justice, turn hostilities into friendship and exorcise evil spirits. It symbolizes nobility, auspiciousness and greatness! Like the dragon, it is a kind of god beast revered by China people! So it also appeared as early as the day of folk festivals when dancing dragons!

Although China is vast in territory and abundant in resources, there are no lions. As one of the traditional folk arts in China, it is unknown when the lion dance originated. It is said that it was introduced from Persia in the Eastern Han Dynasty. This animal was very popular with the emperor, so there were statues, portraits and statues of lions, and then they took pleasure in dancing lions.

China Dragon and Lion Dance was originally a traditional folk cultural and sports activity with the characteristics of spontaneity, entertainment and randomness. After more than 2000 years' development, its forms and types are various, and its styles and schools are colorful. In modern times, the dragon and lion movement spread all over the world with the migration of Chinese, and was loved by overseas Chinese aborigines. It can be said that as long as there is a Chinese community, there will be dragon and lion dances, which will become a great force to unite the descendants of the dragon.

Now, not only China people, but also "foreigners" are keen on performing dragon and lion dances. In the eyes of westerners, dragon and lion dancing is a concentrated expression of China's humanities and sports. For example, the expressions of "rising", "doubt", "scratching" and "breaking out" in the lion dance show the brave, hardworking and optimistic spirit of the Chinese nation. The dragon and lion movement spread gradually, and was liked and accepted by people all over the world, playing an important role in cultural soft power.

In China culture, dragons have an important position and influence. From the Neolithic Age more than 7,000 years ago, ancestors worshipped the primitive dragon totem, and today people still use idioms or allusions with the word "dragon" to describe the beautiful things in life. For thousands of years, dragons have penetrated into all aspects of China society and become a kind of cultural cohesion and accumulation. Dragon has become a symbol of China, the Chinese nation and China culture. For every Chinese descendant, the image of the dragon is a symbol, a mood, and a feeling of flesh and blood! The names "Descendants of the Dragon" and "Descendants of the Dragon" often make us excited, energetic and proud. Besides spreading and inheriting in China, Dragon Culture has also been brought to all parts of the world by overseas Chinese. In China residential areas or in China, dragons are still the most eye-catching decorations. Therefore, "Descendants of the Dragon" and "Dragon Country" have also been recognized by the world.