A vibrant selection of cultural and creative products has been unveiled in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, ahead of the upcoming Asian Winter Games. From magnets and pins to T-shirts and other keepsakes, these souvenirs offer visitors and sports enthusiasts a chance to bring home a piece of the excitement.
At the heart of the merchandise lineup are Binbin and Nini, the official mascots of the Games. This charming duo of Siberian tigers comes alive in various designs, each depicting them engaging in winter sports like skiing, skating, and snowboarding. The mascots not only embody the spirit of the Games but also reflect the unique regional culture of Harbin.
Harbin’s initiative to blend its rich cultural heritage with the international appeal of the Asian Winter Games showcases how cultural creativity can drive economic growth. By promoting innovative designs and products, the city is positioning itself as a vibrant hub for winter sports and cultural tourism.
This fusion of culture and sport is resonating with young people, sparking enthusiasm and pride in local traditions while embracing a global event. The creative industry surrounding the Games is expected to boost the local economy and leave a lasting legacy for the region.
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Cultural and creative products for Asian Winter Games boost industry
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