In the long-standing myths and legends of China, the phoenix, this magnificent and sacred mythical bird, soars high above the nine heavens, symbolizing ultimate auspiciousness, harmony and immortality.It holds an equal position with the dragon and together they form the most representative totem in Chinese culture. The phoenix is not an ordinary creature from the earthly realm. Its form combines the beauty of all things: its head resembles a peacock, its crown is like an auspicious如意， its eyes are like a red phoenix， its body is covered with colorful scales and feathers， and its patterns seem to engrave the words virtue， righteousness， propriety， benevolence， and trustworthiness， with its long tail flowing gracefully like clouds and radiating light. The male is called Phoenix and the female is called Ou， together they are called the phoenix， and are often used to symbolize a happy and harmonious love， pairing up and playing together like a harmonious pair of musical instruments.