Fish-skin painting on display in Sipai
A large fish-skin artwork at the Sipai visitor centre turns community history into an assembled visual narrative.
Shuangyashan’s territory extends from Ussuri river villages to the wetlands and farms of the interior. Hezhen cultural life in Sipai belongs to a particular riverside community, while Baoqing’s marshes, Youyi Farm and the forested Qixinglazi site carry separate natural, agricultural and wartime histories. The city is best understood through these distinct local settings.
A large fish-skin artwork at the Sipai visitor centre turns community history into an assembled visual narrative.
County sources frame one wetland through reserve research and education and the other through tourism.
Qixinglazi is a forested site associated with anti-Japanese resistance memory.
Sipai is a Hezhen village on the Ussuri, where public cultural displays sit within a riverside community.
A field report links the county museum and machinery displays with the agricultural landscape of Youyi Farm.