In the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Rong began to draw dragons. During the Southern Song Dynasty, dragons were sought after by contemporary people because of their unique significance. At that time, because Chen Rong's painting style had its own characteristics, it was unique and others could not imitate it. Therefore, the royal family and dignitaries at that time were proud to get the dragon painted by Chen Rong. In the Qing dynasty, because the dragon represented the son of heaven, and the situation in the Qing dynasty was not optimistic at that time, the rulers at that time hoped to get a vivid dragon map to prosper the country. At that time, Qianlong collected a map of Kowloon. At that time, the picture was more than ten meters long, and each dragon was lifelike.
Not only that, the Kowloon Map at that time also had a feature, that is, the nine dragons all had their own positions, and it also involved Feng Shui. So Qianlong listened to the praise of the people next to him and praised it: a rare work. But it is a pity that this painting may have fallen into the hands of foreigners because of the decline of the Qing Dynasty, and has since been collected by western countries and disappeared. If this painting can be found, it is estimated that the price is at least twice that of Six Dragons, because it is the only one now. After several dynasties, the collection value will definitely be higher.
At that time, the Qing government was seized by foreigners. It is estimated that not only the political power was gone, but also many priceless treasures in China were ransacked by foreigners, which was really a great loss for China.