I don't comment on the sky-high price. I think there will be some rationality in it. It is not a normal way to price goods if things are scarce. It was reported a few days ago that a multiple Yangtze saury was auctioned for 5-6W. A price data of Yangtze river swordfish was searched online:

In 20 10 year, the average price of first-class Yangtze river swordfish is 3000-4000 yuan/kg.

20 1 1 year, 2-fold Yangtze river swordfish is 3000 yuan/kg.

20 12 years, 3.5 double Yangtze river swordfish 8000 yuan/kg.

20 13 years, more than two and a half Yangtze river swordfish 2000 yuan/kg.

20 14 years, the Yangtze river swordfish with more than 2 Liang is 4000-5000 yuan.

20 15 years, the Yangtze river swordfish with three or two weights is 2500 yuan/kg.

For reference only.

In addition, the problem of Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs, 300 hairy crabs is really the most expensive. The hairy crabs themselves are not big, and they will be shelled when they grow up, and each time they are shelled, they will grow by 1-2 Liang. Last time, about 1 1 month, I mentioned 10 crabs (this crab coupon was given by my business partner) in a Yangcheng Lake hairy crab store in Su Crab Pavilion. It was written as 1998 (5 male crabs in 4.8 and 5 female crabs in 3.8), and it was1according to the calculation. I asked them what was the most expensive store clerk, and they told me that it was type 4688 (5 6 male crabs and 5 4.8 female crabs), which was 468.8 yuan each.

If it is normal for ordinary people to buy it, they will not be willing to give up this price. Generally, it is acceptable to buy it at around 500.