
Harbin Unveils Progress for 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin’s organizing committee announces key developments for the 2025 Asian Winter Games, including venue operations and digital upgrades.
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Harbin’s organizing committee announces key developments for the 2025 Asian Winter Games, including venue operations and digital upgrades.
Harbin counts down 50 days to host the 2025 Asian Winter Games, transforming the city with mascots, banners, and over 9,000 flag poles.
Stainless steel sculptures of winter athletes adorn Harbin’s streets, building excitement for the 2025 Asian Winter Games set to welcome athletes from 34 countries and regions.
China is set to send more than 170 athletes to compete in all 64 events at the 2025 Asian Winter Games in Harbin, featuring eco-friendly venues and participation from 34 countries.
Leaders from 32 nations gather in Harbin to discuss preparations for the 2025 Asian Winter Games, aiming for record participation.
The 2025 Asian Winter Games in Harbin are set to make history with 34 National Olympic Committees registering, showcasing a diverse range of sports and new events.
Harbin’s stunning 18-meter snowman lights up the city as it gears up for the 9th Asian Winter Games in 2025, attracting visitors from around the world.
Harbin introduces ‘Binbin’ and ‘Nini,’ the vibrant tiger mascots, at the Songhua River Ice and Snow Carnival, welcoming visitors to the 2025 Asian Winter Games.