(金鱼) jing yu
No
Goldfish in Mandarin is called 金鱼 (jīnyú).
If you have one goldfish you say 'I have one goldfish' If you have ten, you also say 'I have ten goldfish'. You never add an 'S' to the end
The Chinese developed the goldfish. Koi were developed in Japan. So the answer is no.
According to the Japanese culture, goldfish basically symbolizes power, wisdom and luck. Goldfish is also very symbolic and important to the Chinese and Shui cultures.
Goldfish were actually bred by humans to begin with. In ancient Japan (some say China) people found carp that were a brighter yellow color, and started breeding them together for many generations. Eventually they discovered that these newer fish had a more brilliant color. At that time, only royal people were allowed to keep Goldfish. The goldfish bred today are in many different colors, but they are all descendants of the Asia-bred carp. Japan and China still have a lead in goldfish breeding, and their koi look more refined and different from the koi bred here. The goldfish was bred and not discovered, and this is shown when a goldfish is left in the wild for a few years. A few generations of wild goldfish will produce olive-colored fish rather than the brilliant goldfish that serve as pets. You could say that the Japanese bred/discovered them. Some say it was the Chinese.
The Asian carp (Carassius gibelio) is the fish the Chinese breeders used to develop the goldfish over 1000 years ago.
Just about any form of Carp is related to (Cousin?) the goldfish.
Traditionally the Chinese place eight orange or yellow goldfish and one black goldfish in an aquarium to attract money. The number 8 represents prosperity in Feng Shui. The idea too is that if misfortune hits your family, then the ninth black goldfish will die and receive the misfortune instead of you.
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Goldfish can be only be fished on the day July 30 and only on a Friday so the next time you will be able to fish a goldfish will be July 30, 2021. Fishing for goldfish and time besides that day will give you 10 years of bad luck according to Chinese legends.
No your goldfish did not "evolve" it "SURVIVED" being put in salt water. You don't say how much salt is/was in the water but placing a goldfish in water to which 1 teaspoon of salt has been added per gallon is a commonly used cure for fungus. Goldfish did not evolve they were selectively bred by Chinese aquarists from a species of wild Asian carp (Carassius gibelio) that had evolved over many millions of years.