“Into the Heilongjiang” Series of Heilongjiang Cultural Heritage

Heilongjiang is a multi-ethnic frontier provinces, and provinces of immigrants，in which Han Chinese account for 90% of the total population. Although the population of ethnic minority is too few, the race is relatively complex. There are 10 native ethnic minorities, including Manchu, Hui, Korean, Mongolian, Daur, Oroqen, Ewenki, Kirgiz, nationality and Xibe. These historical changes and folk customs of the native peoples are mainly supported by inhabited community. Many of those ethnic minorities, such as Manchu, Mongolian, Oroqen, Ewenki and Daur are rich in myth heritage. Hezhen, Oroqen and Daur have long been circulating the full-length rap in the theme of heroes. This epic nature of the rap is a valuable asset in Heilongjiang national culture, for example, Hoche's "imams worthy", Oroqen's "Mo Sukun" and Daur’s "Wu Qin", etc.

In modern times, this multi-ethnic frontier province, Heilongjiang, has gradually formed a civilization characteristic which is compatible with the nature of Western. Since the early Qing Dynasty's “Exiles” and “Long Xing land” lift the ban, Immigration brought the fine Chinese tradition, customs and folk customs. They and indigenous culture of Heilongjiang formed fusion. Early 20th century, Heilongjiang, especially in Harbin, Heihe, Suifenhe Port became an international business center. Russia, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, France and many other countries in Eastern and Western reflected the different characteristics of the different countries and ethnic culture in architecture, religion, culture, education, health and other aspects, which had a great impact on the Heilongjiang regional culture. They exchanged with each other and became an important part of Heilongjiang River modern civilization.

Heilongjiang Province is rich in non-material cultural heritage resources, and some have entered the literary and artistic creations in various categories, resulting in a large number of excellent works, and some have entered the ranks of tourism and cultural industries, creating social and economic benefits. On March 27, 2007 Heilongjiang Provincial Government published, a total of 57, the first batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage, which marked with the ★ are in national intangible cultural heritage list, namely, 9.