Under the water hyacinth, there are three-tailed fish. Two red tails and one gray tail. Two red strips, coming and going in pairs, agile and lively. A little wind and grass, and quickly fled. Gray, single shadow only,

Under the water hyacinth, there are three-tailed fish. Two red tails and one gray tail. Two red strips, coming and going in pairs, agile and lively. A little wind and grass, and quickly fled. Gray, single shadow, silent wood, pasted on the basin wall, let you play with it, or turn a blind eye, full of indifference, indifferent. Except for the occasional slight swing of the tail, the old half-day no longer sounded, as if he had filled himself as a scavenger, as if the other two of the same kind in the basin had nothing to do with him. The advertisement says that there are carved signs in the homes of sentient beings. For these three-tailed fish, there are pots of water and gourds, which is their whole world. The fish is light and cheerful because of the emerald green of the water hyacinth. The water hyacinth is more energetic and more spiritual because of the three-tailed fish swimming up and down, playing freely.