There are fish every year, and the next sentence is peace every year. Having fish every year is a homonym for more than a year, which can be described as one of the most representative languages of traditional auspicious wishes in China. If represented by pictures, it can be regarded as a traditional auspicious symbol. There should be lotus or lotus root and fish in the picture, that is, lotus has fish. Represents a rich life, with extra wealth and food every year.

Peace through the years, a traditional auspicious pattern of the Han nationality. It consists of a vase and several firecrackers. Vases are homophonic and safe, and firecrackers are broken for ten thousand years. It means happy new year, good luck and all the best, and it is more common in paper-cutting, New Year pictures and decorative patterns.

Pay attention to good intentions during the Spring Festival, hoping for more than one year. Of course, fish is indispensable on the table during the Spring Festival. Fish has rich connotations. It can be a fish of peace, wealth, ambition and so on. Its historical and life implications have a distinctive China flavor, such as golden yellow croaker, which means good luck, or pomfret, which represents prosperity.

Other introductions about fish every year.

In the custom of eating fish in the New Year, in many places, fish will be the last dish at the banquet. Basically, I don't eat it but leave it on the table. As a mascot, it means more than one year. In some places, we should leave the head and tail for next year, that is, the beginning of the year, to express our wishes for the beginning and end of the new year.

In the south, there is a custom of pulling fish for one year. Fishing for the New Year is an important activity in rural areas in many places before the New Year. I remember when I was a child, every year near the end of the year, people would be invited to fish with big nets, and each family would share some, so people used it for the New Year, so it was called catfish.