Located in the northeast of China, Harbin International Ice and Snow festival is the largest ice and snow festival in the world. The opening ceremony is held on January 5 and the festival lasts for more than a month. To build the frozen city, tens of thousands of ice blocks are carved out of the frozen river Songhua in Harbin. These ice blocks are then used to chisel cartoon sculptures, build life-sized castles, pagodas, bridges and restaurants. The elaborate ice structures are lit up at night in a splendid array of colours.  The festival also includes activities like sledging, ice hockey, ice football, speed skating and Alpine skiing competitions. Culture Buff Chinese Values Games leverage visual culture stories from everyday life and history to teach students, expatriates, study abroad program and work travel program participants Chinese values, traditions and culture. Get FREE INTERACTIVE GAMES at www.culturebuffgames.com