Some of these great ice sculptures are from Harbin, China, Alaska. And some from the Sapporo Snow Festival in Japan. Seems, creativity is cross-cultural and universal! ...full story at digg
from digg on Sun, Aug 31 2008
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''Ice sculptures herald Beijing 2008'' »
YouTube video Jan. 7 - China's northeastern city of Harbin holds an ice sculpture festival with an Olympic theme.
This is Harbin's 24th year hosting the ice festival. More than 100,000 visitors are drawn into the city each day to see the huge ice sculptures. |
| 17 Jun 08 |
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China: A glimpse at Olympic garden sculptures » Global Voices Safin at FunEnclave posts a series of photos of artistic garden sculptures done in Chinese and Socialist style in preparation for the upcoming Beijing Olympics. |
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| 03 Feb 08 |
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China Red Cross appeals for emergency donations for snow victims » People's Daily The Red Cross Society of China (RCSC) has called on the pubic to donate cash and necessary items for those in the snow disaster areas of central, east and south China. The need for help was especially strong in remote poverty-stricken areas ... |
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The first death of the Cultural Revolution » Danwei Schoolgirls, before the rampage From the Letters from China blog: The first casualty of Cultural Revolution Cultural Revolution Documentary Nominated — Yunnan Film Festival Cancelled ... Just before the Yunnan Multi Culture Visual Festival, t... |
| 29 May 07 |
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Ice Bar: third time's the charm » Shanghaiist The Shanghai Daily recently reported that we are soon to see the opening of The Absolut Icebar, billed as Asia's first ice bar. The concept is that there's a lot of ice and ice sculptures, and it's really cold inside. Absolut says that the ice being used... |
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