What is the national bird of China?

China is a country rich in bird resources, so the "candidate birds" of national birds are also diverse. At present, there are two main voices: one is

. The red-crowned crane with a red crown on its head, long legs, light and graceful steps is also called "Xianhe" in China, which is a symbol of good luck, dignity and longevity. The second is

. Golden pheasant with red belly, commonly known as "Golden Rooster", has been a popular folk culture theme in China since ancient times, and it is a famous bird in China. In addition, swans, white cranes, kites, < P >, storks and other birds are also competitive.

America is the first country to have a national bird. In 1782, in order to protect the unique < P > from extinction, the United States passed a decree to designate the bald eagle as the national bird of the United States. The choice of national birds in the United States is of great significance to the protection of precious and rare birds, so other countries have followed suit. At present, more than 4 countries have selected national birds. The criteria for selecting national birds in different countries are not uniform, and there are mainly the following types. 1 Choose a bird with special feelings for this nation as the national bird Japan: Green Pheasant. There are many touching stories about the pheasant in Japan, so the Japanese have deep feelings for it. In 1947, it was designated as the national bird. Britain: Red-breasted bonito, also known as < P >. Red-breasted thrush is called "the bird of God", which is the most familiar and favorite bird in Britain. Therefore, in 196, British people voted to select it as the national bird. Argentina: Brown-oven bird. Brown-oven birds are widely distributed in Argentina, and their nests are very unique, like a bread oven, so they have the reputation of "baker" and are deeply loved by Argentine people. Germany: white stork. Since ancient times, storks have been regarded as "angels" sent by God, and storks' nesting is regarded as a symbol of good luck. To this end, the German people chose the beautiful stork as their national bird. India: Blue Peacock. According to Indian legend, the god Gardigeye traveled around the world riding a peacock.

The means of transportation for teaching the ancestors was also a peacock, and the Hindu god

named it the king of birds. The Indian government declared the blue peacock as the national bird in January 1963.

2 Choose birds that can kill pests and contribute to agriculture and forestry as national birds

. The kestrel is widely distributed all over the world and belongs to agriculture and forestry < P >. Belgians especially like it and regard it as the national bird to be protected. Austria,

. Domestic swallow likes to live with human beings most, and it is the most familiar and popular beneficial bird. Choose a beautiful bird or a bird with a loud voice as the national bird

: phoenix tail

, also known as Gechar bird,

. The bird's feathers are green, its head is yellow and its chest is red, which is very beautiful. It is the most beautiful kind of feathers in the order Gnomonas. Guatemala designated it as the national bird in 1879.

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: Dai Juying. Dai Ju Ying is widely distributed, with beautiful singing and light posture, which makes people love it.

　? Denmark: lark, white swan. Larks are called "singers" among birds because of their melodious and melodious calls. Sweden:

. The blackbird sings euphemistically and beautifully, and it can imitate the songs of other birds, so it has the reputation of "hundred tongues". Choose a bird that symbolizes the national spirit or has a specific meaning as the national bird < P >. Hummingbird is the smallest bird in the world.

Some people think that hummingbirds are smart and flexible despite their small size, and dare to fight big birds. Their happy and stubborn character and fearless spirit are symbols of freedom and happiness.

new guinea: bird of paradise. Birds of paradise live in high mountains. According to local legend, birds of paradise live in heaven, so it is also called "

". The bird of paradise is

a symbol of independence and freedom. They printed the bird of paradise on the national flag and carved it on the national emblem.

: many birds. The dodo bird is unique to Mauritius and a symbol of Mauritius. However, it became extinct around 169 due to people's wanton hunting. Its image can be seen on the national emblem, coins, souvenirs, artworks and billboards in Mauritius. All these remind people to love and protect endangered wild animals and plants, and not to let them repeat the tragedy of many birds. South Africa:

. It is fitting to use the blue crane as the national bird of South Africa. It has a unique and beautiful figure and a serene and confident appearance. Especially when it occasionally spins and dances like a ballet dancer, or "sings" happily, it can fully show its extraordinary characteristics.

　? 5. Choose a unique or precious bird as the national bird

: black tail

. Black-tailed pheasant is a unique bird in Sri Lanka and has been designated as the national bird. Australia:

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. Australia is a country with two kinds of national birds, Qin bird and Laughing bird are both endemic birds in Australia. Qin bird combines gorgeous form and beautiful singing, dancing beautifully and singing sweetly, which makes people admire. As the national bird of Australia, Qinbird symbolizes beauty, wit, sincerity and auspiciousness, and is deeply loved by people. Laughing bird lives in the forests of Australia. It is smart, loyal to love, always smiling and optimistic. Therefore, Australia regards this "laughing bird" as the national bird and loves it, which symbolizes the joy and happiness of the Australian people. New Zealand:

. The kiwi is ugly, but

it is regarded as a treasure, and it is designated as the national bird as the national emblem and symbol of coins. The kiwi has a history of tens of millions of years, and there are only a few. Usually, it can only be seen in zoos. This shows that kiwi is precious. Iceland:

. There are white falcons in Iceland, which are very rare. Norway: River bird. Most of them live in mountain valleys and streams at higher altitudes, so it is difficult to see their "beauty" at ordinary times. Others include Iraq, Poland,

, Egypt, Zambia, Mexico and Chile: Eagle; Philippines:

; Nepal: nine-color bird; Myanmar: Peacocks, Miaosheng Birds;

: rooster;

: Crown crane;

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe bird;

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: parrot;

: big

: quasi

, Ireland: oyster snipe; Netherlands:

Japanese Pheasant (Japanese Pheasant)

Myanmar Miaosheng Bird (Virtual Bird)

Philippines Ape Carving (

Philippine Eagle)

Nepal Jiuse Bird (Rainbow Pheasant)

India Blue Peacock (Indian Peacock)

Sri Lanka Black. White swan

Norwegian river bird

Swedish blackbird

Estonian swallow

Polish eagle

German stork

Austrian swallow

Belgian kestrel

Luxembourg daiju

British red-breasted robin (robin)

France. Qinbird

The bald eagle, the national bird of America, is also called the American eagle

The phoenix-tailed cuckoo, the national bird of Guatemala

The brown-oven bird, the national bird of Argentina

The white crane, the national bird of Germany

The kestrel, the national bird of Belgium < Also known as robin

Dai Ju, the national bird of Luxembourg

Lark, the national bird of Denmark

Swallow, the national bird of Austria

River bird, the national bird of Norway

Falcon, the national island of Iceland, also known as White Falcon

Butterfly Magpie, the national bird of El Salvador and Ireland

. Hummingbird, the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago; Blue Peacock, the national bird of India; Black-tailed pheasant, the national bird of Sri Lanka; Green Pheasant, the national bird of Japan; Paradise Bird, the national bird of Papua New Guinea; kiwi (wingless bird) of New Zealand.