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Koi are treated as good luck charms in all aspects of life. The ability of koi to swim freely in the water is the envy and admiration of those who are plagued by flooding. Koi are an upscale ornamental fish that we often see in park ponds. There are many different species of koi, and they are called "living gems in the water" and "swimming works of art" because of their various patterns and beautiful appearance. Koi are prolific, reproduce well and have a high survival rate. In ancient times, when fertility rates were low, people wanted to have many children and grandchildren. Koi like to be paired and cannot live without water, so people used the metaphor of fish and water as a metaphor for the relationship between people, and thus for love and marriage. Illustrated by dawnxisoul393 The koi is also a small spirit in the eyes of the ancients, as they are extremely adaptable and can tolerate cold, alkaline, and oxygen-deprived environments. Koi are not picky about wh...

The Legend of the Koi Queen Some people breed koi for a hobby, but some breed them to share the family's worries, and that person is Miss Chung, an only child born into a wealthy Taiwanese family. Miss Chung was born in a wealthy family and grew up as a princess, however, Miss Chung was not petulant, she grew up with an interest in art and had the temperament and substance, and excellent grades. As an adult, Miss Chung was admitted to a famous university and studied art in the art school of that university. That year, Miss Chung was studying for her master's degree at the university when she suddenly received the news that her father had gone bankrupt. It turned out that Miss Chung's father, Mr. Chung, had lost his investment in real estate and was in huge debt. Miss Chung, she defied her parents' opposition and dropped out of school to go home. Miss Chung saw the information about breeding koi on the Internet and got the idea of breeding koi. With that, the family star...

In order to clean up the algae in catfish ponds, some countries have introduced Asian Koi (carp). It was discovered that these fish are so good eaters that each koi eats half of its body weight in food every day. After eating, they also like to muddy up the water and increase the turbidity of the pond. The key is that the carp not only eat too much but also "colonize", with each female carp laying an average of 3 million eggs per year. There is also a path of koi development, which dates back to around 200 AD when a group of koi was introduced to Japan, and since then new species have been bred. The koi were so versatile in life and brought such high value to the people that they naturally became the focus of praise and were gradually accompanied by a koi-centric cultural sentiment. Ancient people placed letters in koi-shaped letterboxes to be delivered to their sweethearts, a beautiful, convenient, and romantic way to do so. The koi themselves, in turn, took on a cultural sy...

Every day is precious to us and every event we record or reflect on here is worthy of being forever engraved in our hearts and never forgotten. This painting is a record in the artistic form of what we have recorded here today. 《 The symbolism of one koi  - The  new beginning and reborn 》, p ain ted by Dawnxisoul393art In a space full of happiness and tranquility, a koi, whose body has amazingly beautiful colors. It had a pair of black eyes that swiveled, a small mouth that opened and closed, and four fins that swung from side to side. Its body is very flexible, plump, and strong, and its tail is long and large with a transitional color. It swings its body gracefully, leaving a happy splash, and the sparkling pool water becomes fresh as a result. Look how grateful and happy it is. The beautiful koi brings us life-changing spiritual energy. It helps us face our fears, worries, and insecurities.  The koi symbolizes a new beginning and rebirth. We may ask ourselves, why are ...