At 17:00 on Saturday, July 13th, the "Fish Burial" ceremony was jointly hosted by the Publicity Department of the Zhouning County Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Zhouning County Bureau of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, the Puyuan Town Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Puyuan Town People's Government, and the Liyuxi-jiulongji Administrative Committee in the Liyuxi scenic area. The history of Liyuxi in Puyuan Village can be traced back to the Jiading period of the Southern Song Dynasty, over 800 years ago. In Puyuan Village, carp are revered as gods. When a carp dies, an elder will preside over the fish burial ceremony, offering the fish in front of the "Fish Tomb" while reciting a eulogy, and then burying it in the "Fish Tomb". This unique carp culture not only has a long history but has also garnered praise and honors from all walks of life.