A Guangzhou girl makes a face as if eating snow
Three university students from Guangzhou play in the snow in Harbin
On the 28th, at Harbin's Architecture Art Square, many young men and women dressed in brightly colored down jackets were building snowmen, having snowball fights, and playing gleefully in the snow — they were all tourists from Guangzhou who arrived by plane on the evening of the 27th to see the snow.
At Harbin's Architecture Art Square, a reporter saw a young man taking a photo of a pretty girl wearing a black down jacket. Soon after, the girl lay down on the snow, scooped up a handful with both hands, opened her mouth as if to eat the snow, and asked her companion to take a picture. The reporter learned that the girl was from Guangzhou, named Li Qin, and had flown to Harbin the previous night with friends specifically to see the snow.
On the other side of Sophia Church, the reporter saw three girl students building a snowman in the snow. One of them decorated the freshly built snowman with her own hat and glasses. “Wow, so cool!” one of the girls exclaimed excitedly. One of them, named Li Qing, told the reporter that the three of them were from Guangzhou, all university students. Since none of them had ever been to Northeast China, they had been waiting for a chance to come to Harbin to see the snow and then go skiing in Yichun. Now, they finally got the opportunity. On the 26th, Li Qing learned from the weather forecast that there would be heavy snow in Harbin. She immediately contacted the other two classmates to book plane tickets and buy cold-weather gear such as down jackets, snow boots, and scarves. They also looked up Harbin’s tourist attractions online to be well-prepared.
After arriving in Harbin on the evening of the 27th, the three Guangzhou girls, seeing such heavy snow for the first time, were overwhelmed with excitement. “The snow is so white, I want to eat a bite,” one girl said as she cupped some snow in her hands and pressed it against her face to feel its coolness. They told the reporter that they planned to spend two days in Harbin this time, tasting northeastern dumplings and snacks, visiting scenic spots such as the European-style buildings on Central Street, and then going skiing in Yichun. In short, they were determined to make the most of their time in Heilongjiang.
After arriving in Harbin on the evening of the 27th, the three Guangzhou girls, seeing such heavy snow for the first time, were overwhelmed with excitement. “The snow is so white, I want to eat a bite,” one girl said as she cupped some snow in her hands and pressed it against her face to feel its coolness. They told the reporter that they planned to spend two days in Harbin this time, tasting northeastern dumplings and snacks, visiting scenic spots such as the European-style buildings on Central Street, and then going skiing in Yichun. In short, they were determined to make the most of their time in Heilongjiang.