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Harbin is known as the capital of ice and snow art in China. The 100-year-old Zhaolin Park in Harbin (founded in 1906 as the "Board Park") is the cradle of Chinese ice lamp art. In February 1963, the first ice lantern parade in Harbin opened in Zhaolin Park. Since then, Zhaolin Park has held an ice lantern parade every year (once a year, "Cultural Revolution" period interrupted). Harbin Ice Lantern Park Fair is the earliest and largest outdoor ice lantern art exhibition in the world, and has become a large-scale outdoor ice lantern art exhibition of local traditional projects.

Zhaolin Park, named in memory of General Li Zhaolin, is a rare green space in Daoli business circle. Because it has existed for a long time, there is no fitness equipment, but more close to nature. It is worth mentioning that besides some common animals in the park, there are wild mandarin ducks to settle down. They are very lovely. I saw a big pine tree in the park. Its hairy tail was cute, smart and fast. I stopped to look at me without my camera. As soon as I lifted it, I ran away. I gave up three times. There is an exhibition hall in the park. It is a historical building with octagonal plane. The building is beautifully decorated with colorful paintings. It shows the course of the Ice and Snow Festival and some photographic works about Zhaolin Park.

Zhaolin Park, located in the urban area of Harbin, is not far from the flood control memorial tower and the Central Street. It can be visited on foot. Founded in 1906, the park was the earliest Park in Harbin after the port was built. It changed its name several times. Finally, it was named after the burial of Li Zhaolin, the hero of the anti-Japanese war, in 1946. Park tickets are free. Since 1963, the first ice sculpture festival in Harbin has been held every year. It is the earliest and longest-lasting outdoor ice sculpture exhibition in the world. I can't see the ice sculpture in summer, but it has rich vegetation and beautiful environment. It's worth a visit.

Zhaolin Park is located near the Flood Control Memorial Tower in Daoli District. It is named in memory of General Li Zhaolin, the hero of the Anti-Japanese War. There are small lakes and bridges in the park. There are also two rockeries. The most famous tourist project of Zhaolin Park is the ice lamp in winter. It is beautiful.

Zhaolin Park is located between the Central Street and the Songhua River. It is named after the hero of the Anti-Japanese War. There is a tombstone in the park. Before the stone, it has just come under a shower of light rain. The vegetation is green, the flowers are delicate and beautiful. It stands on its bow and stands in awe.

Zhaolin Park is on the east side of the south section of Central Avenue. Near the west gate of the park, there is a monument and Tomb of General Li Zhaolin, surrounded by pine and cypress, which is solemn and solemn. The park is not big. It has green space, flowers, bridges, children's paradise and so on. It is similar to a big street garden. It runs through the East and west. The west gate is near the Central Street.

After going to the world of ice and snow, it's still a surprise to go to the park again. It took me an hour and a half to come out. It's delicate and beautiful.

Close to Shangzhi Street and Forest Street, a very good park is open for free. It snows very beautifully in winter. Adults come to play with skis on weekends. Bird cages are very big, and pigeons. However, no blue peacock is seen. Summer should be another scenic spot.

Since childhood, I have worshipped anti-Japanese heroes, such as Li Zhaolin, Zhao Yiman, Yang Jingyu and Zhao Shangzhi. They are all anti-Japanese heroes in Baishan Black Land. Zhaolin Park is near Central Street. It is said that it was the place where General Zhaolin sacrificed. With respect to the heroes who fought against Japan, I visited Zhaolin Park. General Zhaolin was only 36 years old when he died.

This time it was evening admission, the baby was very excited, as soon as he entered the garden, he took me to see it. There are several skateboards, the steepest without charge, and a pain in the buttock. All in all, it's worth visiting the garden.