Quasar
Technologies Limited
H. Kan Lau
Hong Kong
DBS
1963,,
McGill
University,
B. Hons.
Elect.
Eng.
1969,
M. Elect. Eng. 1970,
U.
of Toronto,
Ph.
D.,
1974
English Version
2012,12,25 |
Dave,
Can you introduce yourself?
Kan
Kan,
Thanks for the prompt reply. I am the president/CEO of a technology firm. But my hobby is researching dragons and dinosaurian cryptids around the world. I have the privilege of owning a number of Chinese dragon artifacts. This one is particularly fascinating because of its resemblance to dinosaurs. It would be great to receive and have your permission to display such a picture!
Regards, Dave Woetzel President/CEO CCR Data Systems, Inc.
From: Honkan
LAU [mailto:hkanlau@gmail.com]
Dave,
A larger image is attached. Please
acknowledge the source and my
website whenever you publish the photo
in public.
Dinosaur in English designation was
discovered only in the 19th century. But
the images were recorded in stone
carvings before the Neolithic age in the
Western regions of China as records of
human ancestry.
If you read Chinese scripts, you will be able to trace the development of the human revolution from my investigations, that human races as well as the phonetic (Sanskrit) and symbolic scripts initially developed in the Tibetan/Qinghai/XIngkiang/
Human evolution began before the Indian
and Arabic landmass collided into the
Tibetan/Qinghai plateau facing the Seas.
The confusion between the terminologies
of "Dragon" vs
"Dinosaur" were due to the translations, and the different stages of discovering the said subject. The biblical dragon has not been the same Chinese entity identified as Dinosaur in the 19th century by western scholars.
In deed this can be a meaningful as well
as interesting
subject for thorough investigations to uncover the origins of human and cultures.
Thanks for your interests,
H Kan Lau
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