Yes. Smelt (scientific name: Osmerus mordax) is a fish of the family Smeltidae and genus Smelt. Smelt is a deep-sea fish native to Japan. Because there are many fish eggs in the belly of the female fish, it is named "Duochun" (in southern Chinese dialects such as Hakka, "eggs" and "eggs" are called "spring") .
So it is also called spring fish and capelin. The English name is smell, and the Russian name is снеток. The body length is no more than 3 inches (about 7.6cm), the body is flat on the long side, the scales are small, and the lateral line is incomplete.
Extended information
Because spring fish is often used as an auxiliary dish for drinking, in the old dynasty, due to its homophony, people have placed emotional expectations, so poems are also used as Pinned:
"The spring rain in Kyoto, looking back at more spring. The son has more spring, the green grass is more spring. The spring has been injured for eight years, and the orange has more spring fish." With sadness, no Sukewa's beautiful, soft brushwork depicts a woman facing empathy, looking back and sighing as a human feeling. The structure of the poem is ingenious and profound, with its recurrences and sighs back and forth.
Finally, it ends with a seemingly unrelated dish name. Stunningly obsessed with gentle and stylish looks. There is also a saying that a woman mourns her husband, and because orange spring fish is an autumn dish, this poem is a commemoration.
This poem reflects the unfortunate fate of women at that time, which was not controlled by men. Especially for beautiful scenery. It’s a wonderful expression of the song.
Baidu Encyclopedia—Smelt