In ancient legends, "Qijiao" is a form of dragon and is considered a mythical beast that can call the wind, rain, and control waters. Therefore, "raising the dragon" is also used to describe people's hope that natural disasters will disappear and floods will recede. In modern times, people have inherited this custom and use the word "Qijiao" to express their beautiful vision and expectations for the future.

"Risk Dragon" also means to produce surprises and accidents. This word is used in conjunction with "comeback", "counterattack", etc. to describe the process of a person or a team struggling in adversity, succeeding after hard work, and winning. In this sense, "Qijiao" also shows a spirit of challenging oneself and working hard.

"Qijiao" is also often used to express people's feelings about good moods. For example, when admiring the beautiful scenery, enjoying delicious food, listening to beautiful music and other wonderful moments, people will say the words "I feel very happy". This kind of vague imagination can bring people some hazy feelings and convey a state of joy, happiness and fulfillment.