Does Long Zhangfengzi describe a man or a woman?

Zhang Fengzi, a China idiom, is pronounced lóng zhāng fèng zī:, which means the literary talent of the dragon and the beauty of the phoenix. The metaphor is outstanding. From Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Rong Zhi.

Extension:

Liu Xiao's note in Rong Zhi, a New Story of the World in the Southern Dynasties: "Kang is seven feet eight inches long, magnificent in color, physical, unpretentious and natural."

Idiom usage

Combined type; As objects and attributes; Of people's style.

example

It's useless when a dragon opens a peak; Short-sighted is looking for an official? Qing Yuanmei's Poems with the Garden Volume 14.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhang Long Fengzi