You definitely have to visit Harbin this winter (including a three-day, two-night itinerary)

I arrived on the first evening and went straight to the giant snowman for photos. The next day at noon, I visited the 731 site, then went to the Sofia Church and Central Street, tasting the candied haws with a slushy texture. Dinner was Russian cuisine on Central Street. The third day at noon, I went to the Baroque style street, had pot stew and Guo Bao Rou, and even captured the frozen roses🌹, the romance of winter. Then it was off to the Ice and Snow World, the Ferris wheel, the Harbin ice show, and the big slide. The queues were too long, so I didn't experience them, mainly to see the ice sculptures. Taking photos was also great. Later, I went back to Central Street for barbecue, the first time I saw cooling patches being given out, which was really amazing. After eating frozen pears that were so cold they made my teeth ache, I went back to Sofia Church to hold a white fox. Finally, I returned to the hotel at about 22:30.