Hezhen people

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The Hezhen people are a small indigenous Tungusic ethnic group of northeastern China, traditionally living along the Amur and Ussuri rivers and known for their fishing and river-based culture.

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Hezhen people canonical 4

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Tungusic people
ethnic group
indigenous people
autonym Hezhe
bilingualism Hezhen language and Mandarin Chinese
climateOfHomeland cold temperate
continent Asia
country China
culturalArea Amur-Ussuri cultural region
linked to: Russia Far East
culturalHeritage intangible cultural heritage of China
ethnicGroupIn People's Republic of China
exonym Goldi
Hezhen
linked to: Hezhe
governmentRecognition officially recognized ethnic minority in China
historicalLifestyle semi-nomadic
language Hezhen language
languageFamily Tungusic languages
minorityStatus ethnic minority in China
nativeTo northeastern China
officialLanguageOfState Mandarin Chinese
populationStatus small population
recognizedAs one of the 56 ethnic groups of China
region Heilongjiang Province
linked to: Heilongjiang

Jilin Province
relatedEthnicGroup Evenki people
Nanai people
Ulch people
religion animism
shamanism
subsistenceType fishing-hunting-gathering
threatStatusOfLanguage endangered
traditionalCraft fish-skin clothing
fish-skin raincoats
fish-skin shoes
traditionalCulture river-based culture
traditionalDwelling riverside settlements
traditionalEconomy fishing
gathering
hunting
traditionalFoodSource fish
game animals
traditionalRegion Amur River basin
Songhua River basin
linked to: Songhua River

Ussuri River basin
linked to: Ussuri River
traditionalTransport dog sleds
river boats

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Hezhen language ethnicGroup Hezhen people
Evenki people relatedEthnicGroup Hezhen people
Solons relatedEthnicGroup Hezhen people
Hezhenyu spokenBy Hezhen people