"There will be fish every year" is a homophonic pronunciation of "Every year there will be more than enough". It can be said to be one of the most representative languages ????of traditional Chinese auspicious blessings. If expressed in pictures, it can be regarded as a traditional auspicious symbol. There must be lotus or lotus root in the picture, as well as fish, that is, "there is a fish in the lotus connection". It represents a prosperous life, with extra wealth and food every year!

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Fish, like wild geese, can be used as a synonym for letters. In order to convey secret information, the ancients wrote letters on silk and put them in the belly of fish. In this way, using fish to convey messages is called "fish conveying ruler elements". During the Tang and Song Dynasties, dignitaries and dignitaries all wore letter talismans made of gold, called "fish talismans", to indicate their status. "Fish" and "yu" are homophonic, so fish symbolizes wealth. "Like a fish in water" is used to describe harmony, happiness and freedom between work and life.

A great man once said: "Humans changed from fish." This seems contradictory to the well-known "monkeys changed into humans" theory; but if you think about it carefully, the origin of life on earth In the ocean, and the advanced life in the ocean is fish. As an advanced life on land, it is consistent with the theory of evolution to say that humans have had the same structure as the protein genes of fish in the evolutionary chain.

It can be seen that the theory that "fish can transform into a human being" is not just an unconventional theory made by a great man, but the result of his philosophical thinking. This statement can also be found in "friends" from other ethnic groups around the world. The legend of the "Fish Mermaid" is an example. We can also find circumstantial evidence of the "distant relative" relationship between humans and fish from our country's history and folk customs. Chinese folk customs pay attention to offering fish to ancestors at the end of the year. The auspiciousness of having more fish every year is a kind of totem worship of fish.