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In a frozen northeastern Chinese city, an annual ode to ice rises
- In January, sculptors gather in Harbin, China, to compete for the best ice sculpture of the year.
- Sculptures are illuminated and create a festive atmosphere in the city.
- Families visit the Ice and Snow Festival, which runs until mid-February.
- Visitors can even swim amidst the ice, adding to the unique experiences offered at the festival.
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Every year, the Chinese city of Harbin is transformed into a winter wonderland, as skilled ice sculptors create magnificent ice sculptures that glow in a variety of colors.
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In a frozen northeastern Chinese city, an annual ode to ice rises
Each January, a strange and beautiful thing happens in the frigid northern Chinese city of Harbin. Some would argue that the place has enough ice already.
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Total News Sources28
Leaning Left14Leaning Right4Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Left
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56% Left
L 56%
C 28%
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