Two arowanas and four crowns mean

In China's traditional culture, fish has a beautiful meaning. Raising arowana means: making money, keeping a house, and exorcising evil spirits. Arowana symbolizes the dragon. China people worship the mythical dragon, and ancient emperors also claimed to be the real dragon emperor. It can be seen that the worship of dragons and yearning for power make Arowana popular in China. Moreover, some Southeast Asian countries influenced by China's traditional culture are also keen on raising arowana. A crown is usually a status symbol. Represents power, desire, wealth and pressure.