1. Introduction of Phoenix Bird Sculpture This design of the Phoenix Garden Statue centers on the phoenix’s upright posture with outstretched wings, its overall form slender and dynamic. The sculpture’s body follows a flowing “S” curve, naturally spiraling upwards from the base, its head and neck raised high, conveying a sense of gazing forward with head held high. The Phoenix Bird Sculpture captures the moment the phoenix spreads its wings while standing, conveying both power and retaining the phoenix’s elegant, auspicious, and dignified qualities. The most prominent part of the sculpture is its outstretched wings. The wings are composed of multiple curved stainless steel feathers, extending outwards from both sides of the body in layers, with clear edges and a rhythmic arrangement. The upper feathers are longer, creating upward tension; the lower feathers are denser, making the overall structure appear full and stable. The phoenix’s body surface also uses sheet-like