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Men work on a snow house at the annual winter sculpture festival in Harbin. (Hector Retamal/Getty Images) Others turn piles of snow into huge sculptures, some of which are part of an art competition.

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The residents of Harbin, Heilongjiang’s capital, brighten the long, frigid months by carving fantastical frozen sculptures for the International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival that takes place ...

The Harbin Ice and Snow festival, based in Heilongjiang, China, is home to extreme cold weather, which formed unique ice shapes - therefore explaining the -25°C temperatures.

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The main festival covers 1 square kilometer (.6 square miles) of the city, with the sculptures using 13,000 cubic meters (460,000 cubic feet) of ice blocks cut mainly from the adjacent Songhua River.