The golden pomfret is a sea fish.

The scientific name of the golden pomfret is ovate pomfret_, locally called yellow pomfret_ and golden pomfret_, which belongs to the subclass Mesostigmata, order Perciformes, family Carabidae, and order Pomfret_. The fish is laterally flattened and oval, with an anal and second fin.

The dorsal fins are slightly equal in length. The head is flattened, the caudal peduncle is thin, and the body is covered with small round scales that do not flake off easily. This fish is white in color, with tender, flavorful flesh, and is found in the Indian Ocean, Indonesia, and Australia.

The tropical and temperate Atlantic coasts of Europe, Japan and the Americas, as well as the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea, East China Sea and South China Sea in China. At present, China's Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Taiwan Province, Hainan and other places have been artificially

propagated successfully can be cultured along the coast, is one of the southern coast of the precious marine economic fish.