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	In Vietnam, the dragon (Vietnamese: '''rồng''' or '''long''') is one the most important and sacred symbols. Similar to other Oriental dragons, it was strongly influenced by the Chinese dragon.		In Vietnam, the dragon (Vietnamese: '''rồng''' or '''long''') is one the most important and sacred symbols. Similar to other Oriental dragons, it was strongly influenced by the Chinese dragon.