金凤

金凤 has three lives: a poetic name for the phoenix (paired with 玉龙 'jade dragon' in classical couplets); an alternative name for 凤仙花 (balsam, used to dye fingernails red); and an extremely common given name for women born from the 1940s through the 1970s - alongside 桂花, 兰英, 玉珍.

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金 (gold) + 凤 (phoenix) - a near-perfect feminine auspicious pairing. The phoenix in Chinese symbolism is female (paired with the male dragon 龙), so 金凤 reads naturally as a women's name.