"Hexiang" is a Chinese word, which often appears in China's ancient poems, representing the meaning of "cranes soaring in the sky". Crane has always been a mascot in China culture, representing longevity, beauty and peace. Poets often use cranes to symbolize auspiciousness and beautiful artistic conception, while "Crane Xiang" expresses the desire to fly freely and symbolizes the unrestrained mentality. The emotion expressed by this word is positive and makes people feel full of hope and freedom.

In modern language, "crane flying" can also be interpreted as flying at high altitude. Because cranes have the habit of soaring in the sky, "crane flying" is also often used to describe flying at high altitude. This explanation often appears in the military and aviation fields, indicating the strength and strength of our air power. At the same time, because flying at high altitude requires keen awareness and excellent flying skills, it is also used as a positive mass slogan to inspire people in peacetime.

In addition to the above two explanations, in fact, in some cases, "harmony" can also mean "people look down on all beings from a height" In other words, people can see the earth more clearly and thoroughly from a height. In this state, people can see the lives, conditions and needs of the masses, thus serving them better. This kind of explanation usually appears in politics, management and other fields, emphasizing the insight and thinking of the overall situation of things.