In the run-up to Chinese New Year, the “Ice City” of Harbin is adorned with various kinds of decorations, such as red lanterns and colorful lights, which light up the city at night and add to the festive vibe. What’s also striking are the ice sculptures, mascots and posters for the upcoming Asian Winter Games across the city’s streets and avenues. To celebrate the two events, the bridges and buildings along the city’s Songhua River will have extended lighting hours.
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