The bigger the storm, the more humorous it is.

The bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish. The bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish. This sentence is a classic remark of Gao Qiqiang in Hurricane. In fact, the argument that the bigger the storm, the more expensive the fish is, which stems from the poor ability of fishermen to raise the sea in their early years. Once the wind and waves are heavy, there will be fewer fishing boats going out to sea, and the fishing goods will be scarce, and natural things will be scarce.