<p>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.  
</p><p>With eight large snow sculptures and more than 40 smaller ones, the park is like a fairy-tale world. 
</p><p>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.
</p><p>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.
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Changchun is a famous ice and snow tourism city. In recent years, the local government has made great efforts to develop the ice and snow economy, and the industry continues to heat up.
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