What is the symbol and significance of birds paying homage to the phoenix?

Bird's-eye view of Phoenix symbolizes the admiration and admiration of the world for noble morality-only two people with mediocre morality can play, four people with moderate morality can play, eight people with excellent morality can play, and highly respected people are qualified to play Bird's-eye view of Phoenix.

In ancient times, the phoenix was used as a metaphor for the emperor. Later, Jackie Chan represented the emperor and Phoenix represented the queen. But neither the former nor the latter symbolizes royalty. Therefore, "a hundred birds flock to the phoenix" is a general metaphor for the sacredness of the monarch, the boundless expanse of rivers, and the attachment of the world. It can also be used to express people's infinite expectations for peace and prosperity.

Use case of "A hundred birds fly at the phoenix":

1, a hundred birds flock to the phoenix, is a beautiful fairy tale spread among the people in China.

2. It is drizzling and the stream is singing. Birds bloom phoenix flowers and swallows prey on cicadas. Spring blossoms, Liu 'an lovers lead. Pick a red flower and put it in the hair salon. Take photos at the lake pavilion in front of flowers. I wish you a spring breeze and rain, and have a lifetime rain as soon as possible.

This is the centenary of Women's Day. I have mixed feelings. I sincerely wish my female friends Bai Li and Pepsi!

4. A hundred birds flying towards the phoenix is a folk music played by suona, which is popular in Shandong, Henan and Hebei.

My bird is watching the phoenix. Why is the bird's head missing?