What do Japanese wine and fish mean?

Japanese wine means bringing good luck and good luck. Fuyu is a special vessel in Japanese wine vessels, also known as "supporting (ふく) のさかな" or "holding (ほぅの) fish". Fuyu is actually a synonym, referring to a unique wine set, which is usually used to hold traditional Japanese sake. The shape of wealth is to imitate the shape of carp, showing an elegant gesture. It is usually made of porcelain or other materials, with elegant decoration and painting. Fuyu's design aims to convey a beautiful meaning and is considered as a symbol of good luck and good luck. In Japanese culture, Fuyu is widely used as a wine set for festive occasions, such as marriage, Chinese New Year and birthday. It is believed that holding wine with lucky fish can symbolize good wishes and good luck and make the celebration more festive and peaceful. In a word, Fuyu is a symbolic Japanese wine set, which is loved and used by people for its unique shape and implication.