The "Korean phoenix," known as the Bonghwang, is a mythical bird in Korean culture symbolizing virtue, grace, and prosperity. It is often depicted with vibrant colors and a beautiful, elongated tail. The Bonghwang is associated with the Queen and represents the feminine aspect of power and harmony in nature. In Korean mythology, the Bonghwang is said to appear during times of peace and prosperity, serving as a good omen. It is often featured in traditional art, architecture, and literature, embodying the ideals of beauty and nobility. The bird is also linked to the Taegeuk, a symbol of balance in Yin and Yang.