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Harbin – China’s Ice City (Part Two) Posted by on Apr 10, 2013 in Culture, Vocabulary

In case you missed out on all the fun during the daytime in Harbin, you can find that video here. This new video takes you on a stroll of Harbin’s famous Central Avenue in the evening, with a stop at the beautiful St. Sophia Russian orthodox church and a cool night market. A hearty meal of handmade dumplings will get you ready to brave the cold once more for some nighttime sledding, and then it’s time to party with some KTV and the only bar in town.

中央大街 – zhōng yāng dà jiē

Central Avenue

 

俄罗斯建筑 – È luó sī jiàn zhú

Russian architecture

 

夜市 – yè shì

night market

 

在这里,你可以买很多小吃

zài zhè lǐ, nǐ kě yǐ mǎi hěn duō xiǎo chī

Here, you can buy a lot of snacks.

 

冰糖葫芦 – bīng táng hú lu

candied fruit

 

圣索菲亚大教堂 – shèng suǒ fēi yà dà jiào táng

St. Sophia cathedral

 

因为哈尔滨太冷了,所以当地人喜欢跳舞

yīn wèi hā’ěr bīn tài lěng le, suǒ yǐ dāng dì rén xǐ huan tiào wǔ

Since Harbin is too cold, local people like dancing.

 

东方饺子王 – dōng fāng jiǎo zi wáng

Orient King of Dumplings

 

蔬菜 – shū cài

vegetables

 

哈尔滨啤酒 – hā’ěr bīn pí jiǔ

Harbin beer

 

夜生活 – yè shēng huó

nightlife

 

唱歌,喝伏特加酒 – chàng gē, hē fú tè jiā jiǔ

sing songs and drink vodka

 

酒吧 – jiǔ bā

bar

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About the Author: sasha

Sasha is an English teacher, writer, photographer, and videographer from the great state of Michigan. Upon graduating from Michigan State University, he moved to China and spent 5+ years living, working, studying, and traveling there. He also studied Indonesian Language & Culture in Bali for a year. He and his wife run the travel blog Grateful Gypsies, and they're currently trying the digital nomad lifestyle across Latin America.


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