2M views · 208 shares | Do you know where the ice used to make ice palaces and sculptures come from? About 100 icemen work on the Songhua River to carve large blocks of ice for the 2020 Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. But most of them won't go to the festival…‍‍‍ | CGTN | Facebook

921K views · 17K reactions | Harbin’s Stunning Ice and Snow Festival! ❄️ #Harbin #China #IceCity #HarbinSnowFestival #travelchina #winterwonderland #chinatravel #snowfestival #HarbinIceFestival #frozenworld #beautifuldestinations #asiatravel #wintermagic #explorechina #bucketlisttravel #travelguide #amazingplaces #tourism #wintertravel #traveltheworld #culture #architecture #hiddenparadise #mustvisit #travelasia #chinaadventures | SoWhats Next | Facebook

At Harbin Ice-Snow World, history meets ice and snow. A 1:1 ice sculpture installation inspired by the Terracotta Warriors of Xi’an has drawn widespread attention, presenting China’s cultural heritage in a winter setting. The lifelike figures offer visitors a fresh perspective on a timeless symbol of Chinese history, blending tradition with Harbin’s signature ice artistry. #harbin #iceandsnowworld | Discover Harbin

Thai vocational students have won the top prize at the International Collegiate Snow Sculpture Contest in Harbin, China, bringing pride to the nation with their creative and culturally inspired work. | NNT- National News Bureau of Thailand

Students from Ubon Ratchathani Vocational College are representing Thailand at the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, aiming to secure a third championship title for the country. | NNT- National News Bureau of Thailand