Did the Phoenix really exist in history? What happened to the Phoenix?

I'm not sure whether it really exists, but in ancient times, Feng Yi was used to describe auspiciousness and was a sign of auspiciousness. Phoenix has always been called the divine bird in ancient China. Looks like a peacock, but its status is much higher than that of a peacock. Like the worship of dragons, the worship of the god bird Phoenix also comes from totems.

In ancient China, totem culture flourished. At this time, many mythical beasts appeared, among which dragons were revered, so many people in China claimed to be descendants of dragons. According to legend, at that time, most tribes used dragons as totems, and a few tribes did not have totems. At this time, the emperor's wife Luo Zu came up with a brilliant idea. She personally designed a mixed image of peacock's body, chicken's mouth and other birds, and then named it Phoenix.

It is said that the phoenix is the first of all birds, just as the unicorn is in charge of all animals in the world, the phoenix has great power. Besides, it has some habits. Phoenix is not only a plane tree, but also a symbol of loyalty and obedience. For example, Jiang Ziya and others, if Jiang Ziya didn't find Zhou Wuwang to be his buttonwood, he would definitely wander all his life and have no fixed abode.

Moreover, at first, Phoenix was not a general term. It uses the phoenix to refer to women, while the phoenix represents men. It was not until later that the harem concubines used the phoenix to describe the queen that the word phoenix was merged into a general term. Different from dragons, the appearance of dragons may mean the change of dynasties and the appearance of a new real dragon emperor. Phoenix is usually considered to appear in the Millennium, which is auspicious. In history, Feng Yi also represents auspiciousness, which means that both Feng and Feng come to congratulate, which is a major symbol of auspiciousness.