What does the explanation of fish mean?

"Fish" can refer to the behavior or strategy of self-protection. This means that when you are in trouble or threatened, you will take a fish-like reaction-running away, hiding or pretending to be dead. This behavior prevents the risk of injury or death and protects yourself. "Fish" has a weak and vulnerable image in people's minds, but their escape skills are amazing in the wild or in front of human beings, which is difficult for other animals or human beings to overcome.

Fish also plays an important role in many fables, such as moral enlightenment, education or entertainment. They can be smart and brave protagonists, or they can be passive roles in various animal struggles. Famous stories such as The King of Fish and A Hundred Fish Playing Lotus all have unique moral implications and distinctive humanistic images, which are deeply loved by children and adults.

"Fish" is also a symbol of beauty and good luck, which is reflected in many cultures. China, Japanese and other Asian countries regard "fish" as a symbol of good luck and a precious gift and collection. This also extends to various art forms, such as ink painting, enamel and ceramics. In western culture, "fish" is often regarded as a gentle and romantic element, and is widely loved as a delicious food on the table.