Red dragon of balloons I saw a balloon performing show at a festival last week. First he blew red balloons and a white one and connected and twisted them together. Second he blew another four red balloons and he connected each of them to the first balloons. The four long balloons appeared to be four tails swinging in different directions. And he moved those balloons like waving a flag. Audiences wondered what he was making. A red octopus? He braided the balloons. After he broke the parts of balloons which he did not need for his work with a pin in a row. Pung,pung, pung! He took out a big red dragon's head and its body which he made in advance out of a black box and connected what he made on the stage to the body. What he was making was the tail of the red dragon. The dragon was two meters long or longer. He said it took more than two hours to make the head and the body and that he won the second place in the world balloon competition with this Red Dragon.