本次作品受到品牌联邦走马（One Villain and 49 Horses）委托，应用于日历制作。
该作品以中国春节传统文化和非物质文化遗产为主题，结合龙年元素，在传统文化和非遗内容中融入造型各异的龙形象。龙，在中华传统文化中有吉祥祝福之意，承载了美好寓意。若见诸龙非相，则见真龙。本作品旨在用迥异的民间龙造型，寄托吉祥美满生活的祝福。
图中龙首造型以非遗河上龙灯胜会为灵感，龙首上的装饰传达传统吉祥寓意：如虎添翼，鹿鹤长春，花开富贵，平安富贵，步步高升，吉庆有鱼。
The illustration project is a commission by One Villain and 49 Horses, applying for calendars.
This work takes the Chinese Spring Festival traditional culture and intangible cultural heritage as its theme, combines elements of the Year of the Dragon, and integrates dragon images of different shapes into the traditional culture and intangible cultural heritage content. Dragon, in traditional Chinese culture, means auspicious blessings and carries good meanings. If you see a Chinese dragon that is not in physical form, then you are seeing a real Chinese dragon. This work aims to use different folk dragon shapes to express blessings for auspicious and happy life.
图中龙首造型以非遗河上龙灯胜会为灵感，龙首上的装饰传达传统吉祥寓意：如虎添翼，鹿鹤长春，花开富贵，平安富贵，步步高升，吉庆有鱼。
The illustration project is a commission by One Villain and 49 Horses, applying for calendars.
This work takes the Chinese Spring Festival traditional culture and intangible cultural heritage as its theme, combines elements of the Year of the Dragon, and integrates dragon images of different shapes into the traditional culture and intangible cultural heritage content. Dragon, in traditional Chinese culture, means auspicious blessings and carries good meanings. If you see a Chinese dragon that is not in physical form, then you are seeing a real Chinese dragon. This work aims to use different folk dragon shapes to express blessings for auspicious and happy life.
The shape of the Chinese dragon head in the picture is inspired by the Dragon Lantern Festival on the river, an intangible cultural heritage. The decorations on the dragon's head convey traditional auspicious meanings: like a tiger spreading its wings, deer and cranes welcoming the spring, flowers blooming, peace and prosperity, advancement, and auspiciousness like a fish.
