Harbin, known as China’s “Ice City”, has unveiled a mesmerizing winter spectacle on the frozen surface of the Songhua River. Hundreds of snowmen, crafted over ten days, stand in formation at the Songhua River Ice and Snow Carnival Park, captivating visitors and locals alike.
The lifelike snow figures, when viewed from above, closely resemble a legion of majestic Terracotta Warriors, blending ancient history with modern artistry. Each snowman exhibits unique features, showcasing the creativity and skill of the artists involved in the project.
“It’s incredible to see such a display,” said Li Wei, a visitor from Beijing. “The detail and scale are breathtaking, and it’s a wonderful way to celebrate the winter season.”
The Snow Carnival Park, a key attraction during Harbin’s annual Ice and Snow Festival, offers a variety of winter activities and showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage. The snowmen exhibit adds a new dimension to the festivities, drawing crowds eager to witness the snowy warriors.
The event not only highlights Harbin’s reputation as a hub for ice and snow art but also contributes to the local economy by attracting tourists and promoting cultural exchange. As winter continues, the city invites travelers and enthusiasts to experience its unique blend of natural beauty and artistic expression.
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Surprising number of 'Terracotta Warriors' spotted in Harbin
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