Why China Harvests Ice Every Winter

Why China Harvests Ice Every Winter! When winter arrives, most of the world turns on heaters but in northern China, something very different happens. China begins harvesting ice. Massive blocks are cut from frozen rivers and lakes, stored carefully, and later used to build one of the worlds largest winter attractions: the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival. This simple yet brilliant innovation has turned ice into an economic powerhouse. Every year, the Harbin Ice Festival attracts millions of tourists and earns the Chinese government hundreds of millions of dollars. But how does this ice survive for months without melting? And what techniques are used to preserve it? In this video, we explain: Why China harvests ice instead of letting it melt How giant ice blocks are cut, transported, and stacked The simple insulation techniques used to stop ice from melting How the Harbin Ice Festival works on such a massive scale How this innovation generates huge revenue for the government This video shows how a basic natural resource, combined with smart planning and simple science, can turn into a global economic attraction. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only.