The fire's bird
The Chinese Phoenix Fenghuang, known as the King of Birds, is an auspicious mythical creature believed to only appear in peaceful and prosperous states. As a result, Fenghuang has become the symbol of prosperity, auspiciousness, virtue, righteousness, courtesy, benevolence, love, and faith. Its image has been widely embraced by royal females throughout history In the ancient masterpiece, The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Fenghuang is a type of mythical colorful bird whose feather looks like five Chinese Characters: virtue (head), righteousness (wings), courtesy (back), benevolence (chest), and faith (belly). They are beautiful creatures with free souls, melodic singing, and charming dance, and they only show up in peaceful and flourishing kingdoms. In other folklore, as the King of Birds, seeing Fenghuang accepting homage from countless other birds is also supremely auspicious.