As the snow falls, several chrysolophus pictuses are gambling around in Ganshan National Forest Park in Henan province, which forms a picturesque scene. Chrysolophus pictus, also called golden pheasant, and “fire phoenix”, is a second class national protected animal originating in China, who mainly inhabits in the Qinling region in Shaanxi province. (Photo: IC)

The adult golden pheasant is 90–115 cm (35–41 in) in length, its tail accounting for two-thirds of the total length. Its brightly rainbow-like and well showy feathers have a high ornamental value. (Photo: IC)

The golden pheasant is playing around, foraging in snow and dancing through the flying snow. The colorful feathers become more beautiful in the blanketed white world, which paints a wonderland. (Photo: Xinhua)

The golden pheasants are playing around, foraging in snow and dancing through the flying snow. The colorful feathers become more beautiful in the blanketed white world, which paints a wonderland. (Photo: Xinhua)

The golden pheasant is playing around, foraging in snow and dancing through the flying snow. The colorful feathers become more beautiful in the blanketed white world, which paints a wonderland. (Photo: Xinhua)

The golden pheasants are playing around, foraging in snow and dancing through the flying snow. The colorful feathers become more beautiful in the blanketed white world, which paints a wonderland. (Photo: Xinhua)