There is no record of comparing a woman to a phoenix. In fact, both virtuous men and women can be compared to the phoenix. Especially men. Commonly used are "Feng Chu" (young and promising, male) and "Phoenix Cave" (talent pool, male) and so on.

We often hear that some of the Queen's utensils are called "phoenix", such as "phoenix crown" and "phoenix net", which may be misunderstood as "phoenix" representing women, but it is not. Phoenix refers to the king of birds, ancient emperors and people, and is often called "phoenix", such as "phoenix pavilion" (the pavilion where the emperor lived), "phoenix imperial edict" (imperial edict), "phoenix paper" (the paper used by the emperor's imperial edict), and so on. "rockhopper" refers to the ancient queen's hat, which is named because it is inlaid with phoenix-shaped jewelry.

Phoenix is the king of birds, and it is also endowed with auspicious meaning.

"Lucky Dragon and Phoenix" means that both dragons and phoenixes are sacred objects, representing good luck, but it definitely does not mean how dragons and phoenixes are, nor does it mean that dragons represent male and female phoenixes.