What does the phoenix totem mean?

Phoenix, like dragon and unicorn, is a charming totem in ancient China mythology.

The reason why Phoenix is called Phoenix is probably related to China people's worship of this goddess named Phoenix in ancient times.

Phoenix has two totem meanings in Chinese civilization:

One represents the most distinguished woman, female ancestor, queen and goddess. This image is developed from the image of Nu Wa.

The other represents the sun god.

Phoenix totem is not original in the history of China, but came from Babylon. Its origin is that a constellation corresponding to Nu Wa is Phoenix. In the Canaanite tradition, this name is also used as the title of a city, a country and even a nation. The ancient Asian pheasant was named after its female ancestor, who was the same as the female ancestor of Chinese civilization (different reincarnation).

Legend has it that Nuwa's surname is Feng and her name is Feng Riche.

In fact, Fenglixi is a Chinese transliteration of Phoenicia, with the same name as Phoenicia, an ancient Asian nation.

Fenglixi is Phoenicia, and Nu Wa's name is actually Phoenicia.