IfyouareaskedtonamesomenationalemblemsofChina,thedragonwillprobablybeoneofthefamousimagesthatpopintoyourhead.WeChineseoftenconsiderourselves"thedescendants（后代）ofthedragon."Itisnotunfamiliartoyouthatyourparentshopethatyou"maybecomethedragon".

Asamythical（神秘的）creature,thedragonisdeeplyrootedinChineseculture.Traditionally,dragonsareconsideredtogovernrainfall.Theyhavethepowertodecidewhereandwhentherainfalls.Inaddition,thedragonisasymbolofimperial（帝王的）power.Theemperorsthoughttheywererealdragonsandthesonsoftheheaven. 　

ButthecreatureisregardeddifferentlyinWesterncountries.IntheBible,dragonsrepresentthedevil（恶人）.Westernpeopleusuallyseedragonsascold-bloodedreptiles（爬虫）,likesnakesandcruelkillers.Intheireyes,dragonsarealsodishonest.

DragonsinWesternliteraturearepresentedasmonsters（怪物）.Itisacommontaleforamediaevalknight（中世纪的骑士）tokilladragonandsaveaprincessandhercountryfromitsevil.EventhepopularboywizardHarryPotterhastobattleagainstadragon.

However,dragonsarenotallbadintheWest."PufftheMagicDragon"isawell-knownsong.Thelyrics(歌词)tellabitter-sweetstoryofthedragonPuffandhisplaymateJackiePaper,alittleboy.WhenJackiegrowsup,helosesinterestintheimaginaryadventuresofchildhoodandleavesPuffupset.Puffrepresentstheinnocenceofachild'simagination,whichisverypositiveforadragon. Theunderlinedword”emblems”inthefirstparagraphmeans“_______”WhatisadragonpresentedasaccordingtoWesternliterature?Thewritergavetheexampleof“PufftheMagicDragon”toshow_____

A.symbols

B.names

C.places

D.parks

A.wizard

B.Amediaevalknight

C.Aprincess

D.Amonster

A.dragonscanrepresenttheinnocenceofchild’simagination

B.childrendon’tliketoplaywithdragons

C.dragonsarenotallbadintheWest

D.notallpeopleintheWestlikedragons