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In the series Yu of the Dragon Clan, what is primarily shared is the deep connection between Yu Menglong and the Dragon Clan.
The following content represents only the messages and understanding we have received at our current level. From here on, it will be narrated in the first person from Yu En's perspective, conveying what Yu has transmitted.
Yu told me that the Dragon Clan is a vast race of divine beasts within the heavenly realms. Their numbers are greater than those of any other clan of divine beasts. Their work is the governance of water and the waging of celestial battles.
When it comes to the governance of water, this includes the rain that falls from the heavens, the mist that drifts in the air, the dew that gathers on leaves, the oceans, the rivers, the streams and lakes — even the water in wells. As long as it is water, whether fresh water or seawater, it falls under the management of the Dragon Clan.
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Yu En has had the heavenly eye open ever since childhood (the "heavenly eye" — tianmu — refers to an inner spiritual sight that, in Chinese cultivation tradition, allows one to perceive realms invisible to ordinary human vision), and the first divine beasts I ever encountered were also of the Dragon Clan. They carry an extraordinarily powerful positive energy and have the ability to transform conflict into peace. Because their energy is so immense, their fighting strength is also formidable, and evil beings are deeply afraid of them. This is the very reason why temples in Taiwan often have dragon pillars or images of dragons standing at their gates — to ward off malevolent forces.
Yu said that the Dragon Clan is divided into two different lineages: the Western Dragons and the Eastern Dragons. Whether of the East or of the West, dragons all have an appearance like the one in the Yu En Transmission logo. Only the colors of their scales differ. The Western dragons look like this too, and they need no wings in order to fly. However, in the West there is also another kind — an evil dragon. These have stout, fat, short bodies and bat-like wings, and they are deeply wicked. The red dragon standing behind the Chinese Communist Party is precisely of this kind. This species belongs to a completely different race from the good Western Dragons, and the two must not be confused.
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