What are the color characteristics of koi written in white?

First of all, if a koi has only black and white patches on the top of the head, silver and white all over the body, black patches on the back and short whiskers on the mouth, then we will call such fish white writing. The grasp and discrimination of the characteristics of dialogue writing is also the naming basis for white writing, which is different from the red and white koi only that it is not called "black and white" directly according to the color of the fish.

White writing is one of the most traditional Chinese ink painting in koi breeds. The essence of ink painting is if there is nothing, if it is broken, if it continues, if it is born and dies, it shows a strong interest in Zen.

The same is true of white writing. In schools of fish, we are easily attracted by the colorful Dazheng tricolor and Zhaohe tricolor, and are very happy to give praise to the purity of red and white koi, or even pure-colored fish such as gold. but it is only possible that we may not be able to immediately appreciate the distant elegance emanating from the bones of the white writing.

The head of the white koi must have a cut-off black spot or a "human" pattern. The black spot on the trunk of the white koi extends to the abdomen, while the black spot of the white koi is only on the back.

In addition, most of the pectoral fins written in white are white or striped ink, which is directly determined by its growth process.

In short, the most important thing in appreciating white writing lies in two aspects:

First, the combination of black and white spots must have a sense of beauty.