How to pronounce green_fish: qīngyú

Explanation: shaped like grass carp, but thinner and rounder, greenish-black, with a lighter-colored belly. Also called black carp (hēihuàn).

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The fish plus the green is mackerel, pronounced qīng or zhēng.

Mackerel (qīng): a family of fishes with pike-shaped, laterally flattened bodies, rounded and small scales, and pointed heads with large mouths. "The head is pointed and the mouth is large. The mackerel belongs to the mackerel family.

Mackerel (zhēng): chopped fish, a chowder of meat and fish, also known as preserved mackerel (chopped fish made from pickled fish).

Mackerel (qīng): name of a fish [mackerels], a species of fish from the North Atlantic Ocean, with a green upper body with blackish-blue transverse stripes and a silvery underbody, a most important food fish both in Europe and in America, the principal season for catching them being when they leave the sea and swim in shoals towards the shore to spawn.

Mackerel (zhēng): Xing Huai San Women's Yan, and then feel the mackerel of the five marquis.

There are three species of mackerel in the world. That is: Japanese mackerel (Scomber japoicus). With a swim bladder, the body is slightly laterally compressed, the first dorsal fin with 9 to 10 fin spines, lateral line scales 210 to 220, the back of the dark blue irregular mottled pattern downward expansion up to the lateral line below the lateral line, the lateral line below the absence of small black spots. It is widely distributed in the three oceans and is found along the coast of China.

The Australian mackerel (S. australa-sicus) has a swim bladder, a subcylindrical body, a first dorsal fin with 10-13 fin spines, 185-195 lateral scales, and small irregular black spots below the lateral line. It is distributed in Australia, New Zealand, the coast of China, Japan to the eastern Pacific Ocean, and the coast of Mexico.

Atlantic mackerel (S. scombrus), no swim bladder, pectoral fin base scales and body lateral scales as large. Distributed in the North Atlantic Europe and the American coast.