Oroqen hunting culture project batch: Provincial first batch of projects Protection unit: Ethnic Policy Research Center of Heihe Municipal Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau Representative inheritors: Wu Fuxing Ge Qingfu The long-term hunting life has enabled the Oroqen people in Sunke County, Heihe City to master hunting skills proficiently, and they are familiar with the habits and activity patterns of various wild animals. They have summarized a variety of hunting methods such as searching, tracking, chasing, hound encircling, intercepting, crouching in alkali fields, digging holes, calling, walking in the river, and cellaring. Fishing is part of the Oroqen hunting activities. The Oroqen people have mastered the laws of various fish activities and catch them according to the season. There are many fishing methods, including fishing with a fishing rod, harpooning, pushing hooks, and blocking beams. The Oroqen people often combine fishing and hunting, hunting and fishing at the same time. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)