Old Zhu: "If this young man hadn't needed it for his engagement, I would have loved to take one home with me."

I haven't seen such pure, wild Yellow River carp in years. Tell me, why is this fish so beautiful?

That girl was really lucky! We're all seasoned anglers, fishing on the Yellow River for years, and we've never caught such a purebred Yellow River carp before!

Old Sun sighed: "Who says otherwise! We've caught quite a few carp over the years, but they're all multi-breeded, they've all become hybrid carp."

The current situation is both good and bad.

An old man laughed at him, "What kind of talk is that? Good is good, and bad is bad."

Why are there so many things to say? If you ask me, you intellectuals just have too many quirks!

Old Sun argued, "Why do we intellectuals have so many opinions? What I'm saying is the truth!"

Think about it, it's true that since the government started paying attention to the management of the Yellow River, the public's awareness has increased.

It's a good thing that they know how to protect the environment, how to catch the big fish and release the small ones, and how to protect rare species.

But some people mean well but do the wrong thing! They love to release carp, turtles, and other fish into the Yellow River without permission.

Think about it, some of them are invasive species. The fact that they can survive in such a harsh environment as the Yellow River means they have been modified.

Their adaptability, survival ability, and even reproductive ability are stronger than those of native species.

Putting aside everything else, the Yellow River carp in the Yellow River are now of mixed species. How many pure wild Yellow River carp are left?

If this continues, I'm really worried that Yellow River carp will become extinct. Then Yellow River carp won't be true Yellow River carp anymore!