A temple dedicated to the Dragon King of Chinese mythology; historically, people visited these temples to pray for rain during droughts or for clear skies during floods.

Literally "the flood washes over the Temple of the Dragon King"; refers to a conflict or misunderstanding between people on the same side who fail to recognize their shared connection

The divine ruler of the sea in mythology who controls the clouds and rain; also known as [[龙王|龍王|long2 wang2]].

A deity in Chinese mythology and folk religion who rules the ocean; specifically refers to the four kings of the East, South, West, and North seas who control the wind, rain, and all sea creatures.

conflict between people on the same side who do not recognize each other; a flood washing away the temple of the Dragon King

To have a conflict or misunderstanding between people on the same side; used in the expression "the flood washes away the Dragon King Temple" to describe failing to recognize one's own people.

Longwangchan, a Paleolithic archaeological site in Yichuan County, Shaanxi Province