In ancient times, Chinese dragons were auspicious beasts, and Western dragons were loyal guards. As early as 4,000 years ago, monsters called "Dragons" appeared in Western myths, and such monsters were Western "dragons. " In the Neolithic era more than 7000 years ago, the Chinese began totem worship of primitive dragons. In the Middle Ages, the Chinese dragon became the symbol of the emperor, and the European dragon fell into the devil. In modern times, the Chinese dragon was once printed with the national flag, and the western dragon became a derogatory term When the Qing government dealt with the West, the dragon was drawn on the flag as the national flag. After the fall of the Qing government, the dragon is still the incarnation of the Chinese ancestors and a cultural symbol of the Chinese nation. Can it be derived from this text? ["Dragon should be abolished as a symbol of China's national image.", "Dragon can be used as a symbol of China's national image.", 'Western "" and "Dragon" must never be equal.', 'Chinese descendants should promote dragon culture.']