More than ten species of nearly 800 goldfish, including longevity goldfish, lion head goldfish, pearl goldfish, and sky gazing goldfish, swim freely in the Gongwang Mansion Museum, waiting for the audience to come and admire. On site of the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum. The Gongwang Mansion Museum is hosting the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition, jointly organized by the Gongwang Mansion Museum of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Beijing Aquatic Products Promotion Station. The exhibition will be held from August 28th to September 10th. Goldfish, rooted in the fertile soil of China's vicissitudes, has been deeply imprinted with the traditional Chinese culture through thousands of years of inheritance and development, forming a unique cultural phenomenon. The auspicious customs of having fish (Yu) every year and fish (Yu) every year in Lian (Lian), as well as the auspicious folk customs of having goldfish (Yu) everywhere and goldfish (Yu) celebrating together, also contain profound cultural connotations in the brick carving of "Fuqing Youyu (Yu)" on the back of Prince Gong's Mansion. On site of the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum. During the summer of 2022, the "Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition" held at Anshan Hall of Prince Gong's Mansion Museum showcased the development of palace goldfish through four sections: "Millennium Inheritance", "Centennial Chronicles", "Golden Scales and Beautiful Shadows", and "Exquisite Craftsmanship". The exhibition showcased the past and present lives of traditional Chinese goldfish, including its millennium development, vicissitudes, diverse underwater images, and imaginative cultural creativity. More than 500 "water fairies" compete for beauty and dance gracefully, allowing the audience to experience the millennium old elegance of summer fish watching in the Gongwang Mansion Garden. On site of the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum. The artwork provided by the Prince Gong Mansion Museum carries memories of last year. This year, the underwater art immersion tour opened at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum will lead the audience to experience the "palace elegance" of goldfish in the royal garden, the "palace yard fun" of goldfish in the palace courtyard, the "leisure and fun" of people in the capital, and the "unique life" of overseas tourists. More than ten species of 800 goldfish, including the "longevity goldfish" from all directions, the "majestic" lion head goldfish, the "charmingly naive" pearl goldfish, and the "irresistible" sky gazing goldfish, all make their appearance in a landscape of "wit and wit". On site of the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum. The "Golden Fish Spring and Autumn - Golden Fish Variety History and Culture Picture Exhibition" held at the same time as the Gongwang Mansion Museum provides pictures, and narrates the history and past of the golden fish through a combination of pictures and text. The displayed historical materials, books, and cultural artifacts with the theme of goldfish will present a colorful world of goldfish. On site of the 2023 Palace Goldfish Special Exhibition at the Prince Gong Mansion Museum. The Gongwang Mansion Museum offers images of goldfish as a national treasure, accumulating and precipitating rich historical and cultural connotations. In the past, high-ranking officials and literati enjoyed owning, breeding, and admiring goldfish as their daily pleasure. There were many classic works in Lingnan gardens, Jiangnan gardens, and palace gardens that perfectly integrated fish viewing scenes with garden landscapes. Goldfish became an indispensable ornamental element in the halls and gardens of the Ming and Qing dynasties' royal palaces. In the old days, the swallow in front of Wang Xie Hall flew into the ordinary hundred