Red-crowned crane is a symbol of longevity and a national first-class protected animal. Red-crowned cranes are also called cranes, white cranes and _ _. Red-crowned crane has many names in China ancient books, such as Er Ya Yi Shen Bird, Ben Cao Compendium Fetal Bird and so on.
Red-crowned crane is a kind of crane, named after the red crown on its head. It is a bird species unique to East Asia. Because of its elegant posture and bright colors, it has the meaning of auspiciousness, loyalty and longevity in the culture of this area.
Red-crowned crane is a kind of crane, named after the "red meat crown" on its head. It is a bird species unique to East Asia. Because of its elegant posture and bright colors, it is a symbol of auspiciousness, loyalty and longevity in the local culture and a national first-class protected animal.
Also known as crane and white crane (in fact, white crane is another kind of bird), _ _, there are many names for red-crowned crane in China ancient literature, such as "fairy bird" in Er Ya Yi and "fetal bird" in Compendium of Materia Medica.