Phoenix: the king of birds in the myths and legends of Han Dynasty. The male is called phoenix; The woman's name is Huang. For Phoenix, the phoenix dance should be constantly flying to win the love and favor of Phoenix. This is a metaphor for men's passionate courtship of women.

In the ancient totem era, it was regarded as a god bird and was worshipped. Metaphor is a virtuous person. It is the patron saint imagined by people in primitive society and evolved from the image. The head is like a golden pheasant, and the body is like a mandarin duck. It has the wings of a Dapeng, the legs of a crane, the mouth of a parrot and the tail of a peacock. Ranked first among birds, symbolizing beauty and peace.