In the Chinese subspecies C. c. kinneari, males have blue wings and a black throat, while females have a blue-green throat.
In the Chinese subspecies C. c. kinneari, males have a black throat and blue wings, while females have a blue-green throat.
It occurs alone or in small groups in evergreen broadleaf forest canopies. It eats mainly insects and other animal food, as well as flowers, fruits, and seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.