A green dragon and a skeletal dragon surround a yin-yang. The image depicts the four seasons, a boy's life cycle, and a growing tree.

Two dragons, one a light green with darker green wing folds, spinal spikes, and horns as well as a skeletal version of the same dragon, creating a perfect circle as each dragon consumes the tail of the other. Around the dragons is the 4 seasons with spring beginning at the living dragon’s head, transitioning into summer, which ends at the snout of the skeletal dragon. Fall begins at the skeletal dragon’s head and transitions into fall which ends at the living dragon’s head. In the middle of the circle created be the dragons is a large yin-yang symbol with the light piece following the living dragon and the dark piece following the skeletal dragon. In each of the seasons, the path of a young boy’s life can be traced, beginning with infantry and childhood in spring and ending with his grave in winter. As the boy grows, so does a small tree. Between winter and spring, a small bird carries a seed that becomes a sprouting in spring, yields fruit in summer, starts decaying in fall, and is felled in winter. For the duration of both the lives of the tree and the boy, they are by each other’s side at every turn, from birth till death. Ver mais