This place satisfies all my imaginations of the Northeast!

As the cold wind rustled through the treetops, the moment you stepped into the Zhihe Nidao Shirakawa store, it felt like you had entered a snowy fairy tale in Hokkaido, Japan. This hot spring hotel, hidden deep in the forest of Changbai Mountain, perfectly combines Nordic minimalist aesthetics with the natural gifts of Changbai Mountain, creating a fascinating winter utopia in the severe cold of minus ten degrees Celsius. Twelve hot spring pools inside and outside the hotel form a unique spa matrix. The outdoor Northeast Iron Pot Hot Spring is embedded in the primeval forest. Newly fallen snow is piled up by the pool. Soaking in the 42°C weakly alkaline spring water and gazing at the starry sky, the falling snowflakes turn into fireflies in the misty hot air. After nightfall, the open-air hot spring area is dotted with lanterns, and the snow reflects the silver light of the moon and lights. The occasional crisp sound of snow breaking tree branches further highlights the preciousness of this tranquility. The real luxury lies not in the accumulation of material things, but in finding the heartbeat that resonates with nature. Every snowflake, every wisp of hot spring steam, and every whisper of pine waves here speaks of a philosophy of returning to the true nature of life. Perhaps it is just as the Japanese tea ceremony says: "A grain of sand, a world." In this hot spring hotel where time has slowed down, we will eventually find our own piece of pure snowy land.