Harbin, located in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, is once again transforming into a winter wonderland with the 37th Sun Island International Snow Sculpture Art Expo. This year, the expo showcases over 260 intricately crafted snow sculptures, drawing visitors from around the world to experience ice and snow activities.
The sculptures range from the legendary Monkey King and the Great Wall to Binbin and Nini, the mascots of the 9th Asian Winter Games. Each piece reflects amazing creativity and vibrant meanings, offering a unique glimpse into the region's cultural and artistic expressions.
Foreign visitors have been particularly captivated by the artistry on display. Many have shared their awe at the intricate details and the sheer scale of the snow sculptures, making Harbin a sought-after destination for winter enthusiasts. CGTN's Mi Sutong explored the snow expo, engaging with guides and international guests to hear about their experiences in Harbin.
The Harbin Snow Sculpture Art Expo not only celebrates the beauty of winter but also fosters cultural exchange, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship behind each snow masterpiece.
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Harbin's snow sculptures draw foreigners to ice and snow activities
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