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How can you tell the difference between a Chinese Korean and a Japanese dragon?
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Chinese Dragons have 4 toes, and 5 for the highest Dragon which in almost all cases represents the Emperor, and they are often represented with their life force (the dragon ball) in one of its claws. The Korean dragon is more water based and also has Four toes but that's as high as it goes and I have yet to see them holding the dragon ball, except in its mouth...which contrasts with the Chinese etymology. Lastly, the Japanese dragon only has 3 toes.
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