Changchun, northeast China's Jilin Province, built a snow park, which covered an area of 44,000 square meters and used 60,000 cubic meters of snow, to attract visitors from home and abroad.

With eight large snow sculptures and more than 40 smaller ones, the park is like a fairy-tale world.

The main snow sculpture in the park is named "The lady Chang'e flying to the moon," which is 55 meters long, 15 meters wide, 18 meters high, and made of a total of 11,000 cubic meters of snow. The design includes elements such as the Great Wall, pine trees and satellites, which integrates ancient Chinese legends with modern technology.

The snow park is free of charge after it opened on Wednesday, allowing Chinese and foreign tourists to enjoy the unique charm of Changchun's ice and snow.