On August 24th, Wang, a fisherman from Qiangjiao Town, Ninghai County, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, cast a net near Hengshan Island in Ninghai Bay and caught a wild large yellow croaker weighing about 4.2 Jin. Judging from the relevant video footage, this fish was golden yellow and sold well. It was quickly bought by an old customer in Ningbo at a high price of 1.5 million. Nowadays, wild large yellow croaker is very rare and precious, and it is called the sea. Local gold? It is very rare to catch a large yellow croaker about 4 kg now, and there is no buyer's worry at all. Now the economy is developing very well, people's living standards have been greatly improved, and many people have begun to pursue nutritious foods such as delicacies, and rare fish species such as wild large yellow croaker are even more precious. Wild Pseudosciaena crocea has high nutritional value, rich in protein and delicious taste. Moreover, this kind of fish is golden and even in color and dark in color, which makes people feel rich and elegant and is a symbol of wealth. Its meat is tight, delicate, elastic and delicious. Moreover, Pseudosciaena crocea has certain medicinal value and will be used to make some medical drugs. After all, things are rare and expensive, so they will be expensive, and it is even harder to buy them now. Wild Pseudosciaena crocea is mainly distributed in the southern Yellow Sea and the East China Sea, mainly inhabiting the bottom of offshore sand and mud, living in the middle and bottom waters, and does not like sunshine. Large yellow croaker generally feeds on small fish, shrimps and crabs. However, due to the lack of food in the living area, the growth speed of large yellow croaker is relatively slow, and the reproduction speed is correspondingly slow. In addition, in the past few years, due to people's overfishing, the number has become less and less. It is very lucky to catch such a wild large yellow croaker weighing about 4 kg now. The reason why wild Pseudosciaena crocea can be caught is also related to the summer fishing moratorium system adopted by China in recent years, which enables the optimal allocation of fishery resources, recuperation and better reproduction of wild Pseudosciaena crocea, and is conducive to the sustainable development of offshore marine ecology in China.