Latest Events in Harbin(December Updated)

The Yabuli Ski Festival, established in 1998, has evolved from a simple competition into a comprehensive cultural and tourism festival deeply integrating ice and snow culture with sports competitions. On December 12th, the 23rd Yabuli Ski Festival and the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Yabuli Ski Tourism Resort, themed "Meet in Yabuli, Pursue the Asian Winter Games," kicked off at the New Yabuli Ski Resort. "Taoxue Penguin" from Harbin Polar Park and "Sijia," the star giant panda from the Yabuli Panda Pavilion, made their debut together.

On December 11, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. Zhu Fenglian, spokesperson of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, announced at the meeting that the Cross-Strait Youth Ice and Snow Festival will be held in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province and related cities from December 18 to 24. The theme of the Ice and Snow Festival is "Passion for Ice and Snow, Hand in Hand". On December 19, the opening ceremony, short video show and award ceremony of cross-strait youth will be held. During the period, a cross-strait youth exchange symposium, the 9th Asian Winter Games venue tour, ice and snow experience and visit exchanges and many other activities will be held. At present, Taiwan compatriots have signed up enthusiastically and are very enthusiastic to participate. It is expected that about 1,000 Taiwan compatriots, mainly Taiwan youth, will participate in the Ice and Snow Festival.

An Gang's music seems to possess a magical charm, allowing each of us to see ourselves reflected in it. We are the "singers" in "Once Upon a Time," the "rivers of the world" in "The Storyteller." Through their songs, we have felt the weight of dreams and the hardships of life. The joys and sorrows expressed in the melodies, the moments soothed by the gentleness of the songs, become enduring memories with each performance.

[Journey to the West - The Monkey King 3] This immersive and interactive children's play allows modern children to experience this journey from a fresh perspective in Journey to the West, allowing them to step into the role of Sun Wukong. This time, the story takes place in Baihu Ridge... Seeking Buddhist scriptures, Tang Sanzang and his three disciples journey to White Tiger Ridge. Within the ridge dwells the corpse demon, the White Bone Demon. To devour Tang Sanzang's flesh, the demon transforms into a village girl, a woman, and an old man, each one revealed by Sun Wukong. Terrified, the demon transforms into a gust of wind and flees. Sun Wukong defeats the village girl and the woman, each incarnation a victim of the demon. Watch the Monkey King display his divine might, Pigsy's comical antics, Tang Sanzang's misguided accusations against the good guys, and the ever-increasing courage of the villain.

Harbin's Journey to the West: The Battle of Red Boy, an immersive and interactive children's play, is a fun and educational experience designed specifically for children. Through lively performances and interactive elements, the play allows children to experience firsthand the thrilling duel between Sun Wukong and Red Boy from the classic tale of "Journey to the West." The unique theater setting allows audiences to participate and interact with the characters, sparking their imagination and creativity. This performance not only allows children to experience the charm of traditional culture but also allows them to learn about teamwork and the courage to face challenges in a fun and engaging way.

The concert captivated audiences with its uniquely immersive experience and romantic candlelit atmosphere. The performance was performed by the China Philharmonic Orchestra, comprised of outstanding graduates from renowned music schools such as the Central Conservatory of Music, as well as national performers. The repertoire included classics such as "Where's the Promised Happiness," "Blue and White Porcelain," and "Confession Balloon."

The Harbin KPOP UP Thousand-Person Music Festival is a vibrant celebration of Korean culture, bringing together K-pop fans and artists for an unforgettable experience. Held in the heart of Harbin, the festival will feature live performances from renowned K-pop groups, interactive fan activity, and cultural exhibitions. Participants can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, enjoy a variety of food stalls, and participate in dance workshops. It's an ideal opportunity to connect with other K-pop enthusiasts and experience the magic of Korean music and entertainment.

The "Tie Xue Dan Xin" and "A Lifetime of Love" Classic Martial Arts Hits Concert was a musical extravaganza held in Harbin, dedicated to revisiting the moving music from classic martial arts films and television series. Featuring classic hits from classic martial arts films and television series such as "The Legend of the Condor Heroes," "The Return of the Condor Heroes," and "A Chinese Odyssey," the concert transported audiences back to a time filled with chivalry and romance. The concert repertoire includes well-known classics such as "Tie Xue Dan Xin" and "Yi Sheng Suo Ai" (Love of a Lifetime), which have not only served as the finishing touches in films and TV series but have also left a deep impression on audiences. The performances are usually performed live by professional orchestras and singers, combined with carefully choreographed stage effects, to present an audio-visual feast for the audience.

Brass music suddenly swept through the venue like a blizzard, the turbulent waves of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" theme song crashing against the night sky of the ice city. Timpani beats echoed like the muffled thunder of the Songhua River breaking, double basses vibrated against the century-old stone bricks of Central Avenue, and the violins' bows unleashed a melody like a sled sprinting across the ice, scattering silver stars. The pianist's fingers hammered down the first powerful chord of the "Croatian Rhapsody." Smoke rising from the black and white keys intertwined with the frescoes on the dome of Hagia Sophia. Arpeggios pierced the cold night like Gothic spires, and the rapid movement of his fingers transformed into a thousand laser beams reflected by the ice sculptures in Zhaolin Park.

The "Suddenly I Miss You" live concert, featuring classic hits from a wide range of genres, will be held in Harbin, offering a spectacular musical feast for the audience. The concert will feature renowned singers and bands performing classic hits across a diverse range of musical styles. The perfect combination of lighting and sound effects will create a stunning audiovisual experience. Audiences will not only relive familiar melodies but also experience the emotional resonance evoked by the music. This concert is a must-see for music lovers, adding unlimited charm and vitality to Harbin's nightlife.