Why are the first fish caught in winter fishing in the Northeast so expensive, costing hundreds of thousands? Hype?
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Why are the first fish caught in winter fishing in the Northeast so expensive, costing hundreds of thousands? Hype?
Okay, it really is good. It’s just overhyped.
Headfish auctions also require the willingness of both sellers and buyers; others are not that expensive. The same is true in other places – things like King Eel, King Loach, and this year there’s also a wild giant yellow croaker; they’re all all the same.
The so-called “head” is actually the first one. Rather than saying that \"heads\" are expensive, it’s better to say that we love to be number one. Spending hundreds of thousands on advertising is not really that expensive after all
Fish are caught in the Northeast only once a year, so large-scale fish farmers surely want to make more money
What people seek is good fortune; first and foremost, the head is a symbol of good fortune.
Put another way, this is a large-scale ** that declares the owner of this Huobo to possess absolute and supreme power over life and death.
It’s just an advertising show; a win-win situation.