Chinese fishing nets

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Chinese fishing nets are large, shore-operated lift nets of Chinese origin, famously used along the coast of Kochi (Cochin) in Kerala, India, as both a traditional fishing method and a tourist attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fishing gear
fixed fishing installation
lift net
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Cheena vala
anchoredTo shoreline
attracts tourists
countryOfOrigin China
culturalSignificance symbol of Kochi
traditional fishing practice of Kerala
economicRole source of tourism-related income
supplemental income for fishermen
environment coastal waters
eraOfIntroduction medieval period
featuredIn Kerala tourism promotions
fishingMethodType lift net fishing
hasComponent cantilevered frame
counterweight system
suspended net
hasStatus iconic landmark of Kochi
locatedOn Arabian Sea coast
coast of Kochi
maintenance regular repair of wood and nets
netMovement vertically lifted from water
notableIn Fort Kochi
operatedBy local fishermen
operatedFrom shore
possibleIntroducedBy Chinese traders
Ming treasure fleet
surface form: Zheng He’s expeditions
poweredBy human power
region South India
requires team of workers
risk decline due to modernization of fishing
scale large
timeOfOperation daytime
night with lights
tourismActivity demonstration of traditional fishing
sunset viewing
typicalMaterial netting
wooden structure
usedFor catching crustaceans
catching fish
usedIn Cochin
India
Kerala
Kochi
visibility visible from waterfront promenades

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Cochin knownFor Chinese fishing nets