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China's Mid-Autumn Festival Enjoyed By All, Even . . . . . Panda Bears!

Celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth-month of the Chinese Lunar Calendar, the Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the country's most important events, second only to the Spring Festival - One that is celebrated with great abandon by the residents. The best part is that while in most countries festival celebrations are restricted to humans, in China even the pandas get to enjoy the traditional treat - mooncakes!...

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China's Mid-Autumn Festival Enjoyed By All, Even . . . . . Panda Bears!

Harbin's Spectacular Snow And Ice Festival Celebrates 28th Year

'When life gives you lemons, make lemonade' - This certainly seems to be the motto of the people of Harbin, one of China's coldest cities, where temperatures can dip as low as -4° Fahrenheit (-20° Celsius). That's because instead of hibernating during the coldest months of the year, they host one of the world's largest and most spectacular Ice and Snow Festivals....

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Harbin's Spectacular Snow And Ice Festival Celebrates 28th Year