Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the cultural and economic significance of the Hezhe ethnic group in the Four-Row Hezhe Township, emphasizing the revival of traditional practices and the promotion of local tourism through the heritage of the "Ussuri Boat Song" [1][3][6]. Cultural Heritage - The "Ussuri Boat Song," a classic folk song from the 1960s, reflects the Hezhe people's fishing lifestyle and has become a symbol of their cultural identity [3][6]. - The Hezhe fish-skin making technique was recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2006, showcasing the community's unique craftsmanship [5]. - The Hezhe cultural transmission center plays a crucial role in preserving the "Imakan," a form of oral storytelling and singing that embodies the Hezhe culture [8]. Economic Development - The Four-Row Hezhe Township has developed a 4A-level scenic area that attracted nearly 100,000 visitors in its first year of operation, contributing to local tourism [6]. - Local culinary practices, such as the preparation of "Talahah" (grilled fish), have become a source of income for residents, with some earning over 100,000 yuan annually [5]. - The township is diversifying its economy by integrating agriculture and tourism, with initiatives expected to increase local farmers' income by over 3 million yuan this year [9][11]. Community Transformation - The Hezhe community has transitioned from traditional fishing to a more diversified economy, including aquaculture and agriculture, supported by government initiatives [11]. - The local leadership emphasizes the positive changes in the community, reflecting the aspirations of the Hezhe people through the lyrics of the "Ussuri Boat Song" [11].