What is the name of the novel about old Beijingers keeping goldfish?

The Story of Living Things in the Courtyard. According to the query sohu.com shows, "courtyard living things record" is a collection of essays to the old Beijing courtyard grass, wood, birds, animals, insects, fish as material. The book is divided into four parts: "What is planted in the courtyard", "What is raised at home", "What is caught playing" and "What is indispensable". The book introduces 60 kinds of common plants and animals in courtyard houses in a unique Beijing-flavored language. The "planted in the courtyard" refers to the large trees, shrubs and flowers planted in the courtyard, such as acacia trees, tsubaki trees, begonias, etc. The "raised at home" refers to the animals and plants that are incubated, bred and cultivated at home in the courtyard, such as silk worms, goldfish, daffodils, etc. The "caught in play" and "indispensable" sections introduce 60 common plants and animals in the courtyard in unique Beijing-flavored language; The "caught for fun" refers to the insects and small animals that children in the courtyard like, such as butterflies, grasshoppers, hedgehogs, etc.; the "indispensable" refers to the various insects and animals that naturally exist in the courtyard, such as swallows, magpies, and ants. While describing the flora and fauna, the book outlines the normal life of the people in the courtyard, reflecting the folk culture of old Beijing.