A participant carved an ice sculpture during the ice-sculpture competition in Harbin on Sunday. It attracted contestants from 13 countries and regions.
Carving an ice sculpture in Harbin.
People visit the ice sculptures illuminated by colored lights at the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. The festival takes place at the 8.6-million-square-foot Harbin Ice and Snow World.
A child plays on an ice slide at Ice and Snow World.
Visiting the ice sculptures at night.
Tourists visit Harbin Ice and Snow World.
People visit and play on ice sculptures in Harbin.
The theme park is open from Jan. 5 to Feb. 25
Visitors tour a castlelike structure made from blocks of ice at the festival, an annual event that last year drew more than a million visitors.
A giant Kuanyin snow sculpture is on display.
Source: Wall Street Journal
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