"Fortune fish" tattooed with patterns and characters are being offered in pet shops in a city in southwest China for those looking to woo luck.
The Qingshiqiao pet market in Chengdu is selling a variety of fish decorated with flowers, rainbows and characters meant to bring their owners good fortune and happiness.
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An ordinary parrot fish was said to be priced at just 10 yuan while a tattooed one could fetch at least 25 yuan.
It was further said that a set of four fish tattooed with the characters for "Good Fortune", "Luck", "Long Life," and "Happiness" could come with a tag of 120 yuan.
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