What does the Chinese peacock symbolize?

Chinese peacock symbolizes: good luck and happiness.

Introduction to Peacock: Peacock (scientific name: ?Pavo) is a kind of bird, belonging to the order Galliformes and the family Phasianidae. It is also known as ?yue bird and ?nanke.

There are three species of peacocks, the green peacock and the blue peafowl belong to this genus, while the Congo peafowl is a separate genus.

The blue peacock is also known as the Indian peacock. The male bird's feathers are royal blue and rich in metallic luster. They are distributed in India and Sri Lanka.

The green peacock, also known as the Javan peacock, is distributed in Southeast Asia.

Distribution: Green peacocks are only distributed in southern Yunnan. They inhabit river valleys below 2,000 meters above sea level, and also live in open areas of shrubs, bamboo forests, and woods.

They are mostly seen in pairs, but also in groups of three or five.

Food mainly consists of mushrooms, young grasses, leaves, termites and other insects.

The breeding season begins in mid-February every year, with 4-8 eggs laid in each clutch.