Mohe practices the “Two Mountains” concept: Ice, snow, and ecology drive development
Mohe’s green transformation: ecological protection drives the integration of ice-snow tourism and industry, unleashing new momentum in the northern frontier city Homestays, blueberry processing, and cultural creative products all work together to show how ecological value can become a new path to increased income
Mohe, Heilongjiang is advancing its transformation and development around the concept that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets, and ice and snow are also invaluable assets," combining ecological protection, iceandsnow resources, and the tourism industry to explore a revitalization path for this northern border city.
The article notes that the local area has shifted from past mining and logging development toward ecological restoration and green development, gradually developing businesses such as homestays, iceandsnow tourism, underforest economy, blueberry processing, and cultural and creative products, which has driven employment and income growth for villagers and also attracted many entrepreneurs from other places to settle there.
As infrastructure and the business environment continue to improve, Mohe is protecting forest and iceandsnow resources while promoting the integration of tourism and industry. Visitor reception, the number of homestays, and the output value of related industries in places such as Arctic Village have all grown, demonstrating the process of turning ecological value into development momentum.