Sorpresa desagradable! Una niña china talla un dragón gigante con hielo, Debes visitar el noreste de China este invierno.

Un dragón de hielo gigante de 30 metros de largo apareció en Changchun, Provincia de Jilin, Porcelana, llamando la atención sobre la majestuosa escultura de hielo de Jiang Xunqian (Septiembre), un internauta de 95 años que graba vídeos cortos con 10 millones de seguidores. Su vídeo que muestra su planificación y participación en la talla ha obtenido más de 8.5 millones de me gusta.

ella cruzó 3,100 kilómetros de la provincia de Guangdong, China a la ciudad de Changchun, Provincia de Jilin, Porcelana, solo, con 4 trozos de hielo, en un ambiente de -18°C, demostrando con sus acciones su fuerza y ​​sinceridad hacia su arte..

Because this is the Year of the Dragon in China, Jiang Xunqian has done a lot of projects on the theme of “dragon”. She introduced herself before the fireworks dragon, Meizhou Puzai fire dragon, and is currently doing the dragon kite, “after there may be more ‘dragon’ theme of the work, to me as a medium to bring them to the audience.” Jiang Xunqian said that as for carving the ice dragon, she already had the idea in the middle of last year, “As a southerner, my longing for ice and snow is the same as northerners’ longing for the sea, a kind of longing from the bottom of my heart.”

At this moment, it is winter in China, China’s Northeast is basically all day around minus 10 degrees Celsius (-10 °C), the south of China’s friends have been large quantities of millions of Northeastern China travel.

There are three provinces in the northeast of China, of which Harbin is called the Ice City. The people of the northeast are hospitable and welcome friends from the south of China as well as those who are traveling around the world. (One more thing, they pit the locals.)

You also love ice and snow, so at this moment you can move to travel to Northeast China, it is very safe in China (but it doesn’t mean that they are nice to be bullied, you need to know how to be polite), just bring your passport and you are ready to go!