What are the four ice and snow festivals in the world?

1, Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival

Introduction to the Festival: Smart, hardworking and brave Harbin humanizes the cold into art, endows the ice and snow with life, and creates a golden season in which the northern winter integrates cultural, sports, tourism, economy, trade, science and technology activities, and Wan Li freezes the snow. Become a world-famous ice and snow event;

Origin of the Festival:1In the summer of 983, the Propaganda Department of Harbin Municipal Committee suggested that an annual ice and snow festival be held on the basis of the traditional ice lantern garden party in this city. After discussion by relevant departments, it is decided to hold the 65438 Harbin Ice and Snow Festival on June 5th every year.

2. Japan Sapporo Ice and Snow Festival

Duration: 5 days, held in the first week of February every year and ending on Sunday;

Festival introduction: People pile up with snow and carve various statues of people, animals and buildings for people to enjoy. Although it is the image of snow, it reflects the atmosphere of the times at that time, so that Hokkaido people living in the snow and ice can spend the cold winter happily.

3. Oslo Ski Festival, Norway

Duration: 1 Saturday in March every year;

Festival introduction: Norwegians like skiing. On this day, the world-famous international ski jumping competition was held in Oslo's Hollmen Keren Mountain. The international ski jumping competition is a grand event for skiers all over the world. The 65-meter-high platform is built on the hillside and looks like a huge slide. Under the hillside is a pond. The water in the pond has naturally frozen, covered with a loose and thick layer of snow, and all the snow jumpers will eventually land here. The stands are built on the hillside on both sides of the platform, and there are various modern scoring devices nearby.

4. Winter Carnival in Quebec, Canada

Duration: 10 day, starting from the first weekend of February every year;

Festival introduction: Quebec Winter Carnival, held from the first weekend of February every year, is the largest ice and snow carnival in the world. Before the festival, artists usually spend a month building a five-story "ice castle" with ice cubes. The castle is full of colorful flags, fluttering in the wind and magnificent. When the festival came, the citizens elected a "King of Winter Carnival in Quebec", which lasted for 10 days. Carnival is large in scale, rich in activities and full of French culture.