Pheasants feed on grains, grass seeds, berries, rapeseed flowers, wheat seedlings and insects. For example, one male has multiple females. The male pheasant occupies a certain territory when courting, and the male pheasant stands on the ground level when challenging. A high place, such as a mound of earth or the top of a tomb. When singing, it first flaps its wings and makes a sound of "ou-ou". When someone disturbs them, they will quickly hide in the nearby grass or run away. The running speed is about 18M/s, and it is difficult to catch up with a pheasant whose wings have been broken off when it escapes on the ground. It builds its nest in the grass and bushes on hills and mountainsides, and digs a pit with its claws in a hidden place to make its nest. About 10 eggs are laid each time, white and yellow in olive shape, with an average size of 45.5×32mm.

Ring-necked pheasant, commonly known as pheasant, is named after the white feather ring on its neck. The top of the male pheasant's head is green and the cheeks have bright red flesh combs. The neck is black and green with a white ring, the chest is purple gold and shiny, the back is green, the wings have horizontal stripes, the tail feathers are about 450mm long and slender with about 25-30 black horizontal stripes, the appearance is very beautiful, and the weight is about 1.2- About 1.5kg. The female pheasant is earthy in color with brown patterns and weighs about approx. About 8-1.0kg, the female pheasant is not beautiful in appearance. They feed on grains, grass seeds, berries, rapeseed flowers, wheat seedlings, insects, etc., such as one male and multiple females. The male pheasant occupies a certain territory when courting, and the male pheasant stands high on the ground level, such as a mound, when challenging. On top of the grave. When singing, it first flaps its wings and makes a sound of "ou-ou". When someone disturbs them, they will quickly hide in the nearby grass or run away. The running speed is about 18M/s, and it is difficult to catch up with a pheasant whose wings have been broken off when it escapes on the ground. It builds its nest in the grass and bushes on hills and mountainsides, and digs a pit with its claws in a hidden place to make its nest. About 10 eggs are laid each time, white and yellow in olive shape, with an average size of 45.5×32mm. Ring-necked pheasants are distributed throughout the country and are all local birds. There are 19 varieties in my country. The meat is delicious and has little fat. It is an excellent food.