a mythical bird in Chinese legend that represents good luck and prosperity; the king of all birds with beautiful five-colored feathers, where the male is called fèng and the female is huáng

sister Feng, a prominent character in the classic novel Dream of the Red Chamber known for her wit and management skills

dragon and phoenix; two mythical creatures often used together to symbolize excellence or auspiciousness

Literally "phoenix feathers and unicorn horns"; used as an idiom to describe extremely rare and precious people or things.

anchovy; specifically refers to the long-tailed anchovy. Named because its forked, reddish tail resembles that of a phoenix.

pineapple; the pineapple plant or its fruit; also known as [[菠萝|菠蘿|bo1 luo2]]

A major peak in the Alishan range, located in Lugu, Nantou County, Taiwan, with an elevation of 1696m

prosperity and good fortune symbolized by the dragon and phoenix; often used as a wedding greeting representing the bride and groom

Fengyang, a county in Chuzhou city, Anhui province

the mythological red phoenix

flamboyant or bold cursive calligraphy; lively and vigorous handwriting

A central character in the classic novel [[红楼梦|紅樓夢|hong2 lou2 meng4]], often referred to as [[凤姐|鳳姐|feng4 jie3]]; known for her beauty, sharp wit, and exceptional management skills, as well as her ruthless and calculating nature.

Fengcheng, a county-level city in Dandong, Liaoning; formerly the Fengcheng Manzu Autonomous County

elegant, almond-shaped eyes that curve upwards at the outer corners; considered a mark of beauty in Chinese culture

A type of large, colorful butterfly with patterned wings and tail-like extensions on the hind wings; its larvae feed on citrus and other leaves.

Fenggang County in Zunyi, Guizhou Province

Fenggang County in [[遵义|遵義|zun1 yi4]], [[贵州|貴州|gui4 zhou1]]

Fengyang, a county in [[滁州市|滁州市|chu2 zhou1 shi4]], Anhui

(literary) young person of exceptional talent or potential; an outstanding member of the younger generation. Originally the nickname of Pang Tong from the Three Kingdoms period.

Laifeng County in Hubei Province, located in the Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture [[恩施土家族苗族自治州|恩施土家族苗族自治州|en1 shi1 tu3 jia1 zu2 miao2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]]

Jinfeng District of [[银川市|銀川市|yin2 chuan1 shi4]] city in Ningxia

royal poinciana; flamboyant tree; flame tree

garden balsam; a flowering plant in the family Balsaminaceae, commonly known as touch-me-not or busy Lizzie, whose petals are traditionally used to dye fingernails

Literally "a hundred birds paying homage to the phoenix"; a metaphor for a period of peace and prosperity under a virtuous ruler

Danfeng County in [[商洛|商洛|shang1 luo4]] prefecture-level city, Shaanxi province

Feng County in [[宝鸡|寶雞|bao3 ji1]] city, Shaanxi province

fernleaf bamboo (Bambusa multiplex); a species of bamboo native to China with small, soft branches and a tip that resembles a phoenix tail

Fengtai County, a county in Huainan City, Anhui Province

Fengtai County, located in Huainan City, Anhui Province

Traditional bridal headgear and dress worn by queens and princesses in ancient China; later worn by noblewomen and wealthy brides during the Ming and Qing dynasties to show honor and prestige.

a married couple

To attach oneself to a brilliant leader in order to help accomplish great things and establish merit

elaborate ceremonial headdress adorned with gold or silver phoenixes, worn by empresses and noblewomen in ancient times, or by common women as bridal headgear

Fengcheng, a county-level city in Dandong, Liaoning

a young phoenix

(idiom) to have sexual intercourse; used to describe the intimacy of a couple making love

Laifeng County in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei

brake (fern of the genus Pteris), especially the spider fern (Pteris multifida)

Fengqing, a county in Lincang City, Yunnan province

A pair of phoenixes flying together, used to describe a couple in a harmonious and loving marriage.

Common evergreen fern with a short rhizome and long, thin stalks, used in traditional medicine to treat ailments such as dysentery; also known as [[凤尾蕨|鳳尾蕨|feng4 wei3 jue2]]

Fengqing, a county in Lincang City [[临沧市|臨滄市|lin2 cang1 shi4]], Yunnan Province

Longfeng District of [[大庆|大慶|da4 qing4]] City, Heilongjiang province

Literally "the luan bird and the phoenix sing in harmony"; used to describe a couple who are harmonious and deeply in love.

A historical figure (1699-1769) from the Qing Dynasty who served as an administrator in the Alishan region of Taiwan; he was famously mythologized during the Japanese colonial era for sacrificing his life to stop headhunting practices, though historians have since challenged the accuracy of this account.

imperial administrative department or a high-ranking government office in ancient times

(literary) an imperial palace; a magnificent and luxurious residence

former county-administered city in Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, now Fengshan District of Kaohsiung City

Literally "the phoenixes come and dance with grace"; an auspicious sign or omen of peace and prosperity. Derived from the ancient "Book of Documents".