What do parrots symbolize in China?

In China, the parrot is a symbol of love.

People love these beautiful birds, issue stamps for them, set up websites, organize conservation associations and set up protected areas. Even regard them as a symbol of wisdom. It is regarded as the national bird of the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. The national emblem of this country is a macaw named Cicero, which is a symbol of independence and self-improvement of this Central American island country.

Parrots are smart and good at learning. After training, they can perform many novel and interesting programs. They are the rare birds "action art" in various circuses, parks and zoos, and are deeply loved by the public.

Living habits of parrots

Parrots have toe-to-toe feet, two toes forward, two toes backward, and a strong beak. Most parrots feed on fruits, seeds, nuts, berries, twigs and twigs of plants on trees or on the ground, and a few insects, while honey-sucking parrots feed on pollen, nectar and soft and juicy fruits.

Parrot is a typical climbing bird, toe to toe, two toes forward and two toes backward, suitable for grasping. Parrots have strong beaks and can eat hard-shelled fruits. Parrots are mainly fruit-eating birds in tropical and subtropical forests with bright feathers.

The largest parrot is a purple-blue macaw with a body length of 100 cm, and the smallest parrot is a blue-crowned macaw with a body length of only 12 cm. These parrots carry the nest material in a very special way. Instead of using a curved beak, they put the nest material into short tail feathers, which is also the way other lovers of the same kind carry the nest material. There are 6 species of Jurassic parrots, all within 10 cm. Six species are only found in New Guinea and nearby islands.