If you have never been to Harbin, you have never really experienced the winter in the north.

The charm of Harbin, the Ice City of the North, is not only the romantic beauty of snowflakes flying everywhere, but also the love and pride of Harbin locals for ice and snow. As a native of North China, it snows and the lakes freeze in my hometown every winter; I don't find ice and snow that novel to be a new experience for me. But in Harbin I really felt the very strong ice and snow culture. When the scene of "snow falling in the north and ice covering thousands of miles" really appeared before my eyes, I was really shocked! Harbin Ice and Snow World is one of the must-visit attractions in Harbin in winter. It has been in operation for many years and has become more popular in recent years because of its popularity as an Internet celebrity spot. The ice sculptures become more elaborate, larger and more numerous every year, and the landscape scenes become more perfect. I have to say that the organizers put a lot of effort into the event, as well as the various ice performances and shows. It has everything you need for food, drinks, and entertainment. It can be said to be a winter version of "Universal Studios" or "Disneyland", where you can have fun all day long. Harbin Polar Park and Oceanarium The most popular attraction in the Polar Park is undoubtedly the Taoxue penguins. The cute little penguins are so adorable that they not only melt the hearts of tourists, but also make the cold weather not seem so cold among the enthusiastic crowds. At 2 o'clock every afternoon, the little penguins will walk out of the venue to meet tourists outdoors. You can also take photos with the little penguins for 200 yuan. Harbin Music Park Music Park and Harbin Bund Snowman Wharf The big snowman at Snowman Wharf is also a popular check-in spot. It’s free to visit, but there are so many people. Snowmen can be seen everywhere in Harbin. Whether in businesses or in communities, you have the opportunity to see all kinds of snowmen. Harbin’s explosion of popularity this year was sudden, but not surprising. Because every winter in Harbin is also the peak season for ski enthusiasts and tourists to see ice sculptures.