Crane has a lofty position in China culture, especially the red-crowned crane, which is a symbol of longevity, auspiciousness and elegance, and is often associated with immortals. The crane appeared on the official clothes of the Qing Dynasty, which means "the quality of cranes is high" and shows the way to be an official. Contemporary people generally prefer to have cranes as pendants, which means that they stand out from the crowd and have a high official position.
Characteristics of white crane:
The gender of the crane is similar, and the female is slightly smaller. The skin from the base of the mouth, forehead to the top of the head and cheeks is bare, brick red and has sparse short hair, which is not found in other cranes. The body feather is white, the first flight feather is black, the second flight feather and the third flight feather are white.
The third flight feather extends to cover the tail, usually covering the black primary flight feather when standing, so the appearance is all white, but you can see the black primary flight feather when flying.