Fish Skin Clothing Tradition at Risk of Dying Out
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
The Hezhen are one of China’s smallest ethnic minority groups. Early Hezhen people developed methods for making clothes, bedding and thread out of fish skin. For that reason, they became known in China as the “Fish Skin Tribe.”
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