Koi is a highly ornamental fish, loved for its colorful and graceful form. The name koi comes from its brightly colored, brocade-like appearance, hence the name koi.

Koi belongs to the carp family and is a freshwater fish. Its body shape is slender and colorful, with high ornamental value. The body color of koi is red, yellow, white, black and other colors, and the various colors can also be matched with each other to form a variety of different patterns and patterns. Therefore, there are hundreds of varieties of koi.

Koi not only have ornamental value, but also high cultural value. In traditional Chinese culture, koi is regarded as a symbol of good luck and wealth. In ancient times, people often gave koi as gifts to their friends and relatives, signifying blessings and good wishes. Koi are also used in many cultural activities and artistic creations, such as painting, sculpture and literature.

Koi is also a very popular fish in terms of breeding. Due to its adaptability, fast growth and disease resistance, koi is widely used in ornamental fish breeding and aquarium breeding. Koi breeding techniques are also relatively mature, providing people with more ornamental choices.

Koi symbols:

1. Auspiciousness: Since ancient times, koi has been regarded as a symbol of good luck. Its brilliant colors and vibrant posture are often interpreted as harbingers of good luck, happiness and success. In traditional Chinese culture, the color red is often seen as a symbol of good luck and prosperity, and the red and white colors of koi are even more popular, signifying good luck and good fortune. Koi are often given to friends and relatives to express blessings and good wishes.

2, rich and noble: Koi's elegant posture and gorgeous colors, so that when it swims in the water like a noblewoman as elegant and luxurious. This image makes koi a symbol of wealth and honor. In traditional Chinese culture, yellow is often regarded as the color of honor, and the yellow color in koi is a symbol of gold and wealth. Koi is often placed in the home or office to symbolize good fortune and success in business.

3, resilience: Koi with its tenacity and the spirit of swimming against the current in the water, has become a symbol of resilience and courage. Whether it is swimming against the current or crossing obstacles, koi always show a resilient and unyielding spirit, which is one of the qualities that people admire. This spirit inspires people to have the courage to face and challenge difficulties and never give up.