A theoretical investigation into the potential correlation between the $B(E2)$ anomaly and intrinsic two-fluid characters in nuclear systems has been carried out within the proton-neutron interacting boson model. Our analysis demonstrates that the hallmark signature of this anomaly, the reduced $E2$ transitional ratio B4/2≡ B(E2;4₁⁺→2₁⁺)/B(E2;2₁⁺→0₁⁺)<1.0, can be naturally produced in a weakly coupled two-fluid boson system, wherein the proton and neutron boson subsystems occupy distinct collective configurations. We provide a symmetry-based analytical elucidation of the underlying $B(E2)$ anomaly mechanism and apply this framework to describe the structural evolution across the Os isotopes near $A=170$, thereby offering new insights into the observed $B(E2)$ anomaly phenomena.
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