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Catfish, both of which are large reptiles living in fresh water. Although they are different in form and habit, they all have deep historical roots with China culture.

Catfish, also known as green trout, is a large freshwater turtle. It is very big, and can generally grow to dozens of kilograms or even heavier. Catfish has a round back shell, dark green or grayish brown, and a white abdomen. In the history of China, catfish was regarded as a symbol of good luck and was widely used in various cultural activities and artistic creation.

In ancient literary works, the giant salamander is often portrayed as a god beast or a spirit beast, endowed with magical abilities and meanings. At the same time, catfish is also one of the traditional Chinese cuisines, with delicious meat and rich nutrition, which is considered to have nourishing and health-preserving effects.

Catfish, also known as Chinese alligator, is one of the oldest reptiles in the world. Unlike catfish, catfish mainly live in swamps and lakes in the Yangtze River basin. Catfish is relatively small, but it has a slender body, a flat head and short and powerful limbs. In the traditional culture of China, catfish has also been endowed with special status and significance.

It is considered as one of the auspicious animals, and sometimes it is considered as a symbol of the dragon. In ancient sacrificial ceremonies, the skin of catfish was often used to make drums and other musical instruments to express reverence for heaven and earth and memory of ancestors. At the same time, catfish is also a precious medicinal material in traditional Chinese medicine, which is considered to have the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, removing blood stasis and stopping bleeding.

In modern society, both giant salamander and giant salamander are strictly protected. Due to the deterioration of the ecological environment, excessive hunting and the interference of human activities, their numbers have been greatly reduced.

In order to protect these two rare animals, the China government has taken a series of measures, including legislative protection, establishment of nature reserves, and strengthening publicity and education. At the same time, all walks of life also actively participate in the protection work, supporting and calling for the protection of rare animals such as giant salamanders in various ways.

In a word, the giant salamander has an important position and significance in the traditional culture of China. They are not only magical creatures, but also an important part of China culture. Protecting catfish is not only the need to protect animals, but also the need to inherit and carry forward Chinese culture.