Xi Jinping Welcomes the World to Harbin for the Asian Winter Games
Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted a banquet in Harbin, welcoming international guests to the opening of the 9th Asian Winter Games, highlighting China’s passion for winter sports.
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Harbin: Why China’s Ice City is a UNESCO City of Music
Discover why Harbin in China’s northeast is recognized by UNESCO as a City of Music, and how its unique musical soul warms hearts even amid icy winters.
Harbin’s Rapid Preparations Dazzle for 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s swift preparations for the 2025 Asian Winter Games impress the Olympic Council of Asia, showcasing China’s excellence in hosting major winter sports events.
China Remains Unbeaten in Curling Mixed Doubles at Asian Winter Games
China continues its winning streak in curling mixed doubles at the ninth Asian Winter Games in Harbin, securing a perfect record so far.
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In Harbin, the winter chill turns everyday fruits into delightful frozen treats enjoyed by locals.
Harbin’s Iconic Popsicles Delight Visitors Even in the Cold
Visitors to Harbin relish iconic popsicles, enjoying this local specialty even in freezing temperatures.
President Xi Jinping to Open 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin
President Xi Jinping will open the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin, welcoming international leaders and athletes for a celebration of winter sports and unity from February 7 to 14.
Harbin’s Jihong Bridge Shines Ahead of Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s Jihong Bridge shines bright as the city prepares for the Asian Winter Games, symbolizing a connection between cultures and welcoming visitors from across Asia.
Harbin’s Party Bus: The Ultimate Rolling Nightclub Experience
Experience Harbin like never before on the city’s party bus—a mobile nightclub complete with a DJ and disco lights. Dance through the streets and enjoy an unforgettable adventure!
Harbin’s Saint Sophia Cathedral: A Russian Gem in China’s Northeast
Discover Harbin’s Saint Sophia Cathedral, China’s largest Orthodox church and a symbol of the city’s rich Russian-Chinese heritage.